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Dear All
im OpenERP Developer, im planning to develop an accounting system for an organization, due to some reasons i cant develop it in OpenERP.
so im looking for .Net framework please somebody ans my following question???

1: How DotNet is for custom development of a financial management software?
2: Which tools is better for me? C# OR VB.NET?
3: Are there some module available that i can add and customize to my project like, inventory , sales management etc? or i have to custom develop from scratch?
4: anybody know about how to design interfaces in Urdu language?

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Posted 7-Apr-13 6:08am

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[no name] 7-Apr-13 12:12pm

1. Plenty of financial institution use .NET
2. Either, which one you know best.
3. Probably. You would have to search around for components that meet your requirements.

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Kenneth Haugland · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-07T06:11:00

I can only answer for one of your 4 questions:

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Which tools is better for me? C# OR VB.NET?

They should be the same as they both rely on the.NET library. However there are currently more example code in C# than in VB, so If I were making the choise Id proberbly would have gone for C# for practical reasons.

There are also some small features that are onlyt possible on one of the languanges, but they are mostly rare, so it dosnt make that big a difference that way.