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Hi everyone, things are coming along slowly but surely with regards to
learning VBA to thew point where I'm considering learning VB. However,
I see things such as VB6 and VB.Net and I wondering how much difference
is there and which, if either, would be best to focus on to start with.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Cheers :)


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