Is there the VB.NET version for Vista Bridge?

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There does not appear to be a VB.NET version of the source. This does not
matter if you compile the C# code to an assembly and add it to your VB.NET
project (or any other .NET language for this matter).

The only difference is that the Vista Bridge code is not compiled within
your application or library. All features will be available for you to use.
 
There does not appear to be a VB.NET version of the source. This does not
matter if you compile the C# code to an assembly and add it to your VB.NET
project (or any other .NET language for this matter).

The only difference is that the Vista Bridge code is not compiled within
your application or library. All features will be available for you to use.
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You don't even need to compile it first, the OP can simply add the C#
project to the Visual Studio solution and add a reference to that
project. MSBuild will take care of the rest.

Thanks,

Seth Rowe [MVP]
http://sethrowe.blogspot.com/
 
And if you really want it to be VB then port the source to VB.net should be
pretty simple when you use reflector or # develop ( sharp develop )

HTH

Michel

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There does not appear to be a VB.NET version of the source. This does not
matter if you compile the C# code to an assembly and add it to your VB.NET
project (or any other .NET language for this matter).

The only difference is that the Vista Bridge code is not compiled within
your application or library. All features will be available for you to
use.
Click to expand...

You don't even need to compile it first, the OP can simply add the C#
project to the Visual Studio solution and add a reference to that
project. MSBuild will take care of the rest.

Thanks,

Seth Rowe [MVP]
http://sethrowe.blogspot.com/
 
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