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RC Converter

$5/hr Starting at $99

RC Converter makes your work easier when you plan to move an application from MFC or ATL to .NET. Typically the first step which you would take when porting would be to re-create the screens, menus and string resources. It could take days depending upon the size of your application. RC Converter can do all that in just minutes and it gives you control of the namespace plus naming conventions of common controls such as buttons, editboxes etc. You also have the ability to attach menus to the appropriate forms and to edit the string resources while doing the conversion. You have the flexibility to use C# or VB.NET on a development platform of Visual Studio 2003 or 2005.Delivery Time:1 Day(s)

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RC Converter makes your work easier when you plan to move an application from MFC or ATL to .NET. Typically the first step which you would take when porting would be to re-create the screens, menus and string resources. It could take days depending upon the size of your application. RC Converter can do all that in just minutes and it gives you control of the namespace plus naming conventions of common controls such as buttons, editboxes etc. You also have the ability to attach menus to the appropriate forms and to edit the string resources while doing the conversion. You have the flexibility to use C# or VB.NET on a development platform of Visual Studio 2003 or 2005.Delivery Time:1 Day(s)

2 Reviews

  • Layng_Guerriero

    Layng_Guerriero says,

    Mr. Martin is an extremely competent developer. We have an outdated environment. His experience and maturity has paid dividends for us. We needed someone with an open mind and he delivered quality work on time.

    for btrieve 6.15 / Protoview App on Sep 17, 2004

  • Scott_Hammer

    Scott_Hammer says,

    Elliotte was very professional and thorough in his discussions. I would use him again as well as recommend him.

    for Pervasive 2000i/Btrieve Guru on Feb 03, 2004