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How-To Run Your Application as a Service
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Learn how to turn your Visual Basic application into a Windows 95 or Windows NT service in just a few simple steps.
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Learn how to add a web server right into your Visual Basic application, freeing you from depending on other web servers and bizarre gateways such as ISAPI and Windows CGI.
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After reading "How-To Run Your Application as a Service", you may be hungry for more. This article picks up where the last one left off. Learn about three other ways to turn your Visual Basic application into a NT service.

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