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How to post a question (continued)
Subject titles in the .NET forum.
Since there are several different languages that can be used under the .NET base, it is easier on people using the forum to have a better idea as to what the post contains. Along with the standard guidelines as to what makes a good subject we will add an additional recommendation: Add the language concerning the post to the subject title. As a step to help keep things uniform please use the language as a prefix like in the following examples: C#: How to use Params and Base VB: How to set focus VC: Returning values from a DLL etc...
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