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No. It relies on Windows 95 infrastructure. And it's not a modern .NET, but .NET Framework 2.0.
by KETHERCORTEX 2y ago
No. It relies on Windows 95 infrastructure. And it's not a modern .NET, but .NET Framework 2.0.
- nurettin 2y agoIt is still maintained. You can use .net 2.0 on the latest visual studio if you choose to.