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|Version 1||February 14 1995||Produced 16-bit code
|Version 1||February 14, 1995||Produced 16-bit code
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|Version 2||February 10 1996||Introduced 32-bit code
|Version 2||February 10, 1996||Introduced 32-bit code
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|Version 3||August 5 1997||
|Version 3||August 5, 1997||
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|Version 4||June 17 1998||
|Version 4||June 17, 1998||
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|Version 5||August 10, 1999||
|Version 5||August 10, 1999||
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|Version 6||May 21 2001||
|Version 6||May 21, 2001||
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|Version 7||August 9 2002||
|Version 7||August 9, 2002||
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|Version 8||December 22, 2003||Introduced .NET applications
|Version 8||December 22, 2003||Introduced .NET applications
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|Version 2005||August 12 2004||
|Version 2005||August 12, 2004||
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|Version 2006||August 10 2005||
|Version 2006||August 10, 2005||
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|Version 2007||March 19 2007||
|Version 2007||March 19, 2007||
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Versions 8 onwards have included the ability to generate either .NET or traditional Windows applications from the same source code (as long as some restrictions are observed), providing a migration path for developers wanting to market their products to users of both environments.
Versions 8 onwards have included the ability to generate either .NET or traditional Windows applications from the same source code (as long as some restrictions are observed), providing a migration path for developers wanting to market their products to users of both environments.