Best place to 'obtain' .NET software

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30 June 2005, 17:44
indeed milan.
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Guest replied

30 June 2005, 17:43
Thunderstorm,

these Chavs eh !

Milan.
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30 June 2005, 17:33
blimey cheapskates, VS.NET's only a couple of ton isn't it? SAP, I could understand it...
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30 June 2005, 17:27
I got an 'evaluation' copy of Visual Studio using BitTorrent. Download the Azureus client (or similar) and google for "visual studio torrent".
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30 June 2005, 17:19
Download??? Isn't it a few gigabytes? Might take a while on a 56k modem!
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30 June 2005, 17:14
you can download it for free.

Not quite...

Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 is now available to MSDN Subscribers through the MSDN Download Center and to all others for a nominal fee.
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Guest replied

30 June 2005, 17:02
God it's .NET this and .NET that.

What's wrong with fecking Java for fecks sake? :rolleyes
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30 June 2005, 17:00
Shimano, I'm not sure what you mean by '.Net software', but Microsoft are currently beta testing Visual Studio 2005 -you can download it for free. Hurry while stocks last!
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30 June 2005, 16:55
Best place to 'obtain' .NET software

Where would you go if you wanted to get a copy - for evaluation purposes only of course?
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