Thanks John for the link. Actually I tried it, it is C# and still didn't run, it gives a lot of error when compiling.
Any other suggestion, preferable in VB.Net if possible.
You don't need to compile it, just add the nuget package in VS tools menu. This will download and add reference for it. It doesn't matter what language the library was written with, other library references you use in .Net is also mostly written in C#.
To read the examples you need a basic understanding of C# (it has brackets {} and ; semicolons ), it shouldn't be a problem since you take on such advanced topic, there also exists C#/VB converters that may help along.
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