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 Compatible Languages
 
 ■ The Visual Basic Compiler creates object (.OBJ) modules that can be linked
   with other object modules created with the following Microsoft languages:
 
         Product Name            Version
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         C Compiler              7.0 and later required
         Macro Assembler (MASM)  5.0 and later recommended
 
 ■ To be compatible with object modules written in other Microsoft languages,
   you must link with special library (.LIB) files. These library files and
   instructions on using them are available through Product Support.
   See: ◄Product Support Services►
 
 ■ When creating mixed-language programs, link Visual Basic .OBJ modules
   first. Use the version of LINK.EXE shipped with Visual Basic for MS-DOS
   when linking applications. See: ◄LINK Command-Line Options►
 
 See: ◄Product Compatibility►