what is the difference between .com and .net, can we use domain wit.net instead of .com for commercial purpose
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Originally .com was for commercial use and .net was for use by network carriers (the people that tie the Internet together). Since then the distinction has faded and commercial use of .net is pretty common.
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Side-by-side programming in .NET is creating applications that use different versions of the .NET framework.\n\nBy default, all (desktop) applications compiled with Visual Studio 2002 use version 1.0 of the .NET Framework, those compiled with Visual Studio 2003 use version 1.1 of the .NET Framework and those compiled with Visual Studio 2005 use version 2.0 of the framework.\n\nASP.NET applications, as of version 1.0 and 1.1 of the framework, required different ASP.NET IIS filters to be used on the site, depending upon the version of the framework the Web application was compiled against.  With the .NET Framework 2.0, individual Web sites can be configured to use either version of the framework through the IIS configuration tool.\n\nSide-by-side execution allows for all versions of the framework to be installed on the computer and the respective applications will use the appropriate versions.  Executable applications which don't use "breaking changes" (or those that no longer work with the newer frameworks) can modify their application configuration file to use different versions of the .NET framework.
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domain name is a website's URL (or dot com name)..  for example yahoo.com is the domain name for the Yahoo! Corporation.
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Pretty much all MS software that's intended to run on servers is now part of the .NET framework: Visual Basic, ASP, SQL Server, etc. So it's not a single product, and the pre-existing component products have not undergone any mind blowing changes to become integrated into this .NET philosophy. In short, it's Microsoft marketing hype.
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A very good site. Looks cool. If you want to get a full domain name, and keep your old site, check out www.dot.tk, they will give you a full domain name, with a Javascrit redirect link. Check it out!
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VB.net is better than VB 6.0. Here are few of my reasons...\n\n1. The code written in VB.net can combine with codes written in other .net  languages, thereby providing better reusability. \n\n2. The VB.net code doesn't need the DLL's to run. Hence it is easy to transfer applications from one system to another. \n\n3. The VB.net code can migrate over platforms with the help of software like mono. \n\n4. The VB.net is object oriented whereas the VB 6.0 is an object based language.\n\nI think these reasons should be enough to say that VB.net is better than VB 6.0.
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Yes! You just have to find a company that is offering domain names with the endings as .net, .org, .com, .us, etc!
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do not even think using .Net in linux becouse this platform made by microsoft to make sure all users and developers being windows user .. \n\n.NET is like the core of microsoft now , and i do not think so they give linux his core ..
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Yes you can, however, I do not think this is what you are looking for, because, if it was, then you would know how to do it. If you question is, can I host a website or use a domain internaly, then this is simple a web server and/or dns issue.\n\ndomain hosting, is simply using a domain to organize your lan/wan. hostnames.domain.com is for assigning ip's to hosts on your network.\n\nthis is not a function of a router.
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Not much. Indeed .NET was developed to include all the features of Java. Indeed .NET can be platform independent as well, the only thing that is missing is a CRE created for an OS different to Windows.\n\nJava has a lot more support from the "Free Software" side, so a lot more things can be found for free on Java than .NET\n\n.NET is installed right inside the new versions of Windows, so people doesn´t need to install addicional pieces of software to run a program.\n\nYou can have amazing Java Editors for free (like Eclipse).\n\nAnd so on, and on... and on.\n\nThe fight can last for ever, and some times it's more a decision of "In which side are you?".\n\nOf course, if you know Java many companies can employ you, and if you know .NET many others will do. But if you know both, that will open opportunities in both worlds.
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Don't use the same for both!\n\nA web host is a server where you put your actual files (or website) and users can retrieve those files and see your site.\n\nA registrar is where you register your domain name.\n\nAt your registrar, you "point" your domain name to the server that has your website - you point it to your web-hosting company.\n\nHope that helps.
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Extensions are categories of Internet domain names. There are several of them to choose from:\n\n.com represents the word "commercial," and is the most widely used extension in the world. Most businesses prefer a .com domain name because it is a highly recognized symbol for having a business presence on the Internet. \n\n.net represents the word "network," and is most commonly used by Internet service providers, Web-hosting companies or other businesses that are directly involved in the infrastructure of the Internet. Additionally, some businesses choose domain names with a .net extension for their intranet Websites.
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Most people perfer .NET as .ORG implies you are an organization.  I always use .NET when a .com isn't available.
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"the difference is obvious" as quoted from microsoft itself.\n\nVisual Basic .NET is in no way a sucessor of Visual Basic 6, its a completely new language that is named by Microsoft as Visual Basic, which is completely stupid as these makes confusion. (This is actually true, since VB.NET is not build on top of VB6, it's almost made from scratch)\n\nVB.NET is actually out of the road of Visual Basic, it doesn't have, in any way, Visual Basic essences. If you want to know, Visual Basic .NET is created by some stupid C (or C++, or C#)developers, not VB developers, stupidly interesting isn't it?\n\nAnd some people have also been saying that Visual Basic .NET is C# rebranded to get VB popularity over C\n\nVB.NET, IMO, should be put down, and VB7 (which is currently not available), should be put as the succesor of VB. VB7 would in my imagination, support .NET framework, but have the same concept to VB6
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I've always used http://www.register4less.com to buy and host my domain names (four) \n\nSo far, no problems at all and they host with no advertising on your site.\n\nThey are very quick to reply to any questions.\n\nI'm not too computer literate, so sometimes I get lost in the lingo at the site, but if you are up on computer-ease, you will do well by them.\n\nYou can do a search for the name you want and the .com or .net or whatever name you want...there are many more names available...not just those three you mentioned.\n\nGood luck!\n\nPS.  I almost forgot the rest of your question...\n\nPersonally, I like the hypen if it's a long name, then it "defines the words" better...but that's just my opinion.\n\nIf .com is gone, I'd go with .net...\nSounds like you might have to go that way or change the name of your web site.\n\nAgain, good luck with it! :)
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No doubt, there will be more and more applications that are going to be strictly web based. Having software that runs in a browser removes so much of the technical fuss with trying to make sure it runs on every different pc configuration out there. Which is why .net also moved to a system of being able to run their software as long as you have the .net framework on your machine. What you are also going to find is more software that runs on your machine but is also web enabled. That is one big thing that .net based software makes much easier to do. But for security reasons and ease of use, you will definitely keep seeing more and more go the way of the web.
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A COM is a component.  Components are pre Active X for a client side program to integrate with a server side "component".  ASP integrates into this on the server side to display information.\nMy source is an example of passing an array through these components.