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    I am starting the task of creating a analysis program which takes feedback from a customer, kind of like a survey. I will be making this from scratch as was wondering as to what software development kit I should work with. I was wondering if I use ASP.net then do I also need something like VisualBasic.net to create the application, or does ASP.net posses everything I need?

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      I am starting the task of creating a analysis program which takes feedback from a customer, kind of like a survey. I will be making this from scratch as was wondering as to what software development kit I should work with. I was wondering if I use ASP.net then do I also need something like VisualBasic.net to create the application, or does ASP.net posses everything I need?

      Andrew Nick http://www.i-tro.com

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      Your question indicates a total lack of knowledge about the field. I strongly suggest you get a "how to" book on .net programming (possibly a for dummies one may be useful) and start working through it. Make sure you get the most basic one you can find as then it will not make any assumptions on your knowledge level.

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        I am starting the task of creating a analysis program which takes feedback from a customer, kind of like a survey. I will be making this from scratch as was wondering as to what software development kit I should work with. I was wondering if I use ASP.net then do I also need something like VisualBasic.net to create the application, or does ASP.net posses everything I need?

        Andrew Nick http://www.i-tro.com

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        Pete OHanlon
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        Well, as you've posted this in the Silverlight/WPF forum perhaps you are considering using Silverlight. Or, have you just picked a forum at random?

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          I am starting the task of creating a analysis program which takes feedback from a customer, kind of like a survey. I will be making this from scratch as was wondering as to what software development kit I should work with. I was wondering if I use ASP.net then do I also need something like VisualBasic.net to create the application, or does ASP.net posses everything I need?

          Andrew Nick http://www.i-tro.com

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          ASP.Net is a set of technologies. Visual Studio, using either C# or VB.Net, is an integrated development environment and toolset for working with ASP.Net technologies. I recommend some of the beginner tutorials. You can build ASP.Net applications using the free Visual Studio Express editions, specifically Visual Web Developer, and use SQL Server Express for your database, all free of charge and with much of the same power as the full versions, at least at the level you'll be starting out. I recommend a site like www.LearnDevNow.com or any of the lovely tutorials found at www.asp.net to familiarize yourself with all of the tools. Good luck! Lisa Z. Morgan Lairhaven Enterprises

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