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    Microsoft says that Windows 10 will support both .NET and Win32 apps in the Windows Store. While developers cannot currently offer these apps in the Store, they will soon be able to recomile their existing code and convert them into Universal Apps, to be put in the Store.

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    04-29-2015 12:42 PM
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