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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Malta
Posts: 28
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What is VBA-M?
I'm new to handheld emulation but I was told to use VBA as it has the best compatibility of all. I'm wondering what VBA-M is? How does it differ from VBA? |
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The King of Dinner
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Location: USA
Posts: 2,622
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It's a continuation of the now-dead VBA; on offshoot if you will. It fixes many things that VBA had broken.
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