Under VS6 each language has its own dialog editor. In VS7 all languages use the same resource editor to create screens. The biggest surprise is Microsoft's announcement of a new language to be included in Visual Studio 7. I'd like to make. The language has garbage collection, also known as automatic memory management, allowing programmers to concentrate more on code functionality than cleaning up memory from components and memory allocation of functions.
Programmers can specifically turn the management off and manipulate the variable by hand.
Microsoft has spent considerable effort over the last several years in converting almost all Windows access to some component service. In fact, all of the languages now use the same component services. It has the power to generate applications quickly, but can allow lower level control when needed. Unmanaged code is the way the current VS6 version works. That is, it can do the garbage collecting.