From: tmoehlman on
I'm currently taking a VB.NET class at my local technical college, and
we have an assignment to write a paper on the adoption of VB.NET 2005
around the world. I have searched endlessly for references to use,
but haven't found anything that is very useful.

I'd greatly appreciate any leads on where I might find some factual
data. Specifically, I need to know what countries VB.NET is
available in and the languages that Microsoft has translated VB.NET
into.

Thanks!
From: ajk on
On Jul 17, 7:23 am, tmoehl...(a)gmail.com wrote:
> I'm currently taking a VB.NET class at my local technical college, and
> we have an assignment to write a paper on the adoption of VB.NET 2005
> around the world.   I have searched endlessly for references to use,
> but haven't found anything that is very useful.
>
> I'd greatly appreciate any leads on where I might find some factual
> data.   Specifically, I need to know what countries VB.NET is
> available in and the languages that Microsoft has translated VB.NET
> into.
>
> Thanks!

the absence of data is an answer in itself, isn't it ? :-)
From: Marc Wickens on
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 16:23:40 -0700 (PDT), tmoehlman(a)gmail.com wrote:

>I'm currently taking a VB.NET class at my local technical college, and
>we have an assignment to write a paper on the adoption of VB.NET 2005
>around the world. I have searched endlessly for references to use,
>but haven't found anything that is very useful.
>
>I'd greatly appreciate any leads on where I might find some factual
>data. Specifically, I need to know what countries VB.NET is
>available in and the languages that Microsoft has translated VB.NET
>into.
>
>Thanks!


Try
http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html