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    Posted: 15 September 2005 at 8:09am

We are very happy that CodeJock continue the MFC way. A lot of applications till used MFC and thats why we love CodeJock

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I agree, but if we move to .net we aim to produce 100% managed code. Using (XtremeSuite) ActiveX is only possible for a limited time if we know there will be sooner or later a complete .net version of the suite ...
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Gents,

Anyway, you can use Xtreme ActiveX controls from inside .NET as well. That's why we are providing you with C# samples of their usage

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Heh, conversely one of the reasons we switched to codejock was because they continue their active-x support and development.  Unlike some other vendors that focus exclusively on .net.  While we would love to upgrade to .net our investment in our existing code just doesn't allow it.

 
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Please can anyone of CodeJock post a short answer about your .net plans ?

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I am also interested in moving over to C# and would like to know if CodeJock is going to do the same.
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Dear CodeJock,

we are about to move to .net (C#) with the release of VisualStudio.net 2005. Are there any plans of CodeJock to provide a Xtreme Toolkit.net version in complete managed code within the next 6-12 month or at all ?

 
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