"bj7lewis" <bj7lewis@rio.com> wrote in message
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>I am now using VS.NET 2003 Pro and when I using VS.NET 2002 Pro and decided
>to upgrade VS.NET 2005 was(or in a few months from then) found through
>software order through local store but nonetheless went (for some reason)
>with VS.NET 2003 Pro. I don't think the VS.NET 2003 Pro was really was
>worth it cause I knew about .NET Framework 2.0 and wanted to have access to
>it but found only .NET Framework 1.1 is accessible in VS.NET 2003...
>
> But moving on to the present and future... I am looking for what/when is
> the next VS.NET version(even pass VS.NET 2005 Pro). Is a new version like
> VS.NET 2007/2008 coming soon enough that moving to VS.NET 2005 Pro is not
> worth the $$$ or is a newer version just to far off and go ahead and spend
> the $$$ for VS.NET 2005 Pro. As for what is to be present in the IDE...
>
> 1) I don't know anything much about .NET Framework 3.0 but I have WinVista
> Ultimate in mind or else .NET Framework 2.0 is just fine for now.
>
> 2) I would like some code diagramming that I think is in VS.NET 2005 Pro
> but new version may be more improved.
>
> Note: Now I am only using XP Pro SP2 and am waiting on WinVista Ultimate
> until I do upgrade to VS.NET 200# Pro just so system is down once not
> twice...
>
> Any help?
>

> The next VS, codename Orcas is in Beta 1 and targeted for release by
> year's

> Best of all, the Beta 1 is publicly available for download.

"bj7lewis" <bj7lewis@rio.com> wrote in message
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>> The next VS, codename Orcas is in Beta 1 and targeted for release by
>> year's
> Well if year's end is the case I can wait a bit while until its full
> release...
>
>> Best of all, the Beta 1 is publicly available for download.
> Not really into Betas...
>
> Thanks...

> OK, then read about it here, and decide if it's "worth waiting for":