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Visual Interdev
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Visual InterDev
A Windows-based development system from Microsoft for building dynamic Web applications using Microsoft standards. It is used to write Active Server Pages that can interact with databases and ActiveX-based components in the server.


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It attempts to cut down the amount of time needed and training needed for developers to create applications by providing an object browser or visual development interface within the Microsoft Visual InterDev Web development system.
The Design Time Control is now a built-in feature enabling the developer to utilise the full power of Graphics Server when developing Web pages built with Visual InterDev.
Integration to supply chain and financial software is enabled through DCOM and Corba and the entire suite is compatible with numerous web design tools such as Microsoft Visual Interdev, Macromedia Dreamweaver and NetObjects Fusion.
 
 
 
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