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| It's not actually true that it cannot be used in .NET core - see Bug 1640 (martin) | 5.14 .NET Assembly now targets .NET Framework 4.0. + Bug 1640: Build of .NET assembly that targets .NET Standard 2.0 is provided. (martin) | ||
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| The assembly is also exposed to COM, and as such it can be used from variety of other programming languages and development environments--e.g., [[library_com_wsh|WSH-hosted active scripting languages]] like JScript and VBScript, [[library_vb|Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)]], [[library_perl|Perl]], and Python. | The assembly is also exposed to COM, and as such it can be used from variety of other programming languages and development environments--e.g., [[library_com_wsh|WSH-hosted active scripting languages]] like JScript and VBScript, [[library_vb|Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)]], [[library_perl|Perl]], and Python. | ||
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| + | //In the latest stable release//, the assembly targets .NET Framework 2.0. //In the latest beta release//, the assembly targets .NET Framework 4.0 and .NET Standard 2.0. &beta | ||
| ===== [[purpose]] Purpose of the Assembly ===== | ===== [[purpose]] Purpose of the Assembly ===== | ||