Hello,
I have a quick question regarding the Visual Studio .NET 60-Day Trial Version. I know the IDE will cease to function when the trial period is over. However, will any code I wrote with the trial version still work on another computer with VS on it even after the trial period is over
Thanks for your help.
Question regarding VS.NET Trial Version
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Question regarding VS.NET Trial Version
Button_Tom
Yes, the code will be built using the .NET Framework and so will work any machine that has the .NET Framework. There is no expiry on the code created out of the trial version.
Regards,
Vikram
tripix
the languages are free, it's the IDE (and all those helpful tools) that you pay for.