Microsoft has Visual Studio 2005, 2008, and (in beta) 2010. There are also older versions. There is no Visual Studio 2007. (Are you talking about Office 2007?)
Microsoft Visual Web Developer focuses on the tools required to develop Web applications and is fully incorporated into Microsoft Visual Studio itself. Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express edition is a separate product that makes use of the same integrated development environment as Microsoft Visual Studio itself, but has a more limited set of language features.
Microsoft is the developer of Visual Basic.
Microsoft Visual Studio comes with Visual Basic,Visual C++ etc.You can use them to create programs.
It was developed from a small part developed by Alan Cooper, then he worked for Microsoft to develop that into visual basic.
The term "expansion of MFC" is meaningless. Note that the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) library has nothing to do with C++. The MFC is a library designed by Microsoft for use in Microsoft Visual C++.
Microsoft is the developer of visual basic
microsoft visual studio is one. they use programming languages such as c# and visual basic.
Visual Basic was created by a team at Microsoft.
Yes, you can use files saved on Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 (but not the other way around).
Microsoft Visual SourceSafe was created in 1994.
Microsoft Visual Studio has been written in Visual C++ and Visual C#
Microsoft Visual Studio Express was created in 2005.
If you use microsoft's "Visual C++ Compiler" whoever is going to use your program needs the redistributable installed.
using ADO class or data control activeX object.
Microsoft Visual Web Developer focuses on the tools required to develop Web applications and is fully incorporated into Microsoft Visual Studio itself. Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express edition is a separate product that makes use of the same integrated development environment as Microsoft Visual Studio itself, but has a more limited set of language features.
Microsoft is the developer of Visual Basic.
No