Which 'Visual' Microsoft Product did you use first?

Chris Losinger

same

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NormDroid

VB for DOS totally usuable :rolleyes:

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NormDroid

is that with or without MFC?

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Chris Losinger

with bare Win32 programming is for sadists.

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Dave Kreskowiak

Visual C++ 1.5 was mine too. I still remember buying it at ComputerLand - Livonia, Michigan.

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Ennis Ray Lynch Jr

Borland C++? :)

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NormDroid

Petzolds Book, it's my bible :)

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NormDroid

Did you Ssub to MSJ and buy Petzolds book?

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Lost User

Norm .net wrote:

Visual C++ 1.5

Me too.

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Septimus Hedgehog

VB 3.0. It was bloody awful.

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Joan M

Visual basic 6, soon I switched to visual c++ 6.

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Toli Cuturicu

Visual Studio 2005 Before that, the only "visual" stuff I used was Borland Delphi 3.

Joe Woodbury

Visual Studio 1.0. We had to use a portable CD drive to install it and it took hours. (Compared to the disaster of Microsoft C 7.0, it was beyond wonderful.)

PIEBALDconsult

I was given a copy of VB2, but I couldn't figure it out. So Visual C# Standard (2002) is the first I actually used.

Ravi Bhavnani

Visual C++ 1.5. /ravi

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Dave Kreskowiak

Yes, I did. I remember those days. I remember some of the MSJ articles, like making your own Button control, lists, scroll bar handling, message pumps, .... All the basic stuff we take for granted under .NET.

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Septimus Hedgehog

I first touched Delphi when it was first released. I wish I kept in touch with it. If I were to meet it again I'd look on it as an adult meeting a friend I last saw in distant childhood, recalling early days but not recognising the face. :) The only thing that puts me off Delphi now is that it's owned by Embarcadero and they've more or less priced it out of contention. There's more to be made from VS. It's a pity. Like Turbo Pascal, it was better when it was owned by Borland. Then they become Inprise (stoopid a name as there ever was). When Hejlsberg left to go to MS we sort of never looked back.

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Anna Jayne Metcalfe

Same here.

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Eaverae

Microsoft Visual Basic 5 I think.

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Magnamus

I skipped VB1 & 2, went straight to 3!