I Need A Full Version Visual Basic Express 2008 ... I Just Got A Code That Could Make Crosshair Hack...
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I Need A Full Version Visual Basic Express 2008 ... I Just Got A Code That Could Make Crosshair Hack...
Other versions can? Haha
LOL... Nice ... But Not Funny :P
Google is your friend. Try searching using keywords such as "Visual Basic Crack" and if you truly want the 2008 version, feel free to add that in there as well. I'm almost certain the first few results will be what you are looking for.
I'm pretty sure "Express" is the free version. ?
If it's not available on the M$ site (at the cost of free), apparently they want to phase it out : find a mirror.
Lol. I got code for the visual studio 2012. It consist of c++, c#, visual basic all this.Quote:
Originally Posted by zachariasgila
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[/COLOR]Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express Key -*2KQT8-HV27P-GTTV9-2WBVV-M7X96 - @WereWolf-
Visual Studios 2012 Ultimate key RBCXF-CVBGR-382MK-DFHJ4-C69G8 - @queenmickey <---highly recommend :p
Cheers. Thank me if I helped :p
If possible, do send me the source code too :) I wanna try
Or, download the free version which has 99.999% of the features of the "Ultimate Version" -maybe not specific features like "group source control" or something 'extra' : when you press compile (play button), the executable program that each produces is essentially the same.
Visual Studio Express 2012 Products | Microsoft Visual Studio - All free products
Download | Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 - Direct link to msvs 2012 express.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...-2008-not-2010 - Google search result
Direct download link from m$ for msvs2008 Express - as .iso disc image
https://download.microsof*****m/downlo...NUX1397868.iso
Google and stackoverflow ftw. -programmers 3rd best friend.
?? why not use a more current version becaue I found out that most codes don't work in VB2008 anymnore so I had to download VB2010 and it worked!
I thought it was my codding but turned out just needed a newer version! xD
FalseQuote:
Originally Posted by ySoNoob
The IDE doesn't matter, the Code does. Some code will only work on .Net 4.0+, while some won't work on .NET 3.0+, etc.