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Find out all the updates and resources available for anyone interested in Visual Studio 2005. Finula Crowe is the Microsoft Australia, Product Manager for Visual Studio 2005 and will be continually updating this page to ensure that you know everything about the upcoming product release, the events (including VS Live!) and tools. Bookmark this page and make sure you regularly visit it!
This DVD contains everything you need to know to build fully functional applications using Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 and features recorded presentations, source code and step-by-step training labs in Visual C# and Visual Basic on Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2, the Microsoft .NET Framework and other Microsoft tools and software. Whether you're an experienced developer looking to learn what's new in Visual Studio Beta 2 or looking to learn a new skill, this DVD is an invaluable resource. Join the WeFly 247 community, where you'll find a huge amount of original content to help you learn about professional Microsoft .NET technology software development
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Thanks to unprecedented demand, 20 of our two-day SQL Server 2005 Workshops have already sold out. So, to make sure you don't miss out on this important session, we've scheduled many more workshops and continue to add more as current workshops fill up
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Specifically for developers, MSDN Flash is a fortnightly email newsletter packed with important information on recent news, upcoming event overviews, product updates and useful tips. It's also a handy way of finding out what's new on MSDN online including updates to the MSDN Library, Knowledge Base, Developer Centres and other Microsoft Web sites.
Microsoft supports more than 500 developer user groups around the globe. A user group can help you get more out of Microsoft software. Whatever their size or form, user groups share in common the commitment to providing a platform for sharing experience, insight and knowledge about computing.
This fantastic new blog has been developed specifically for the Australian academic community. If you're a student or educator, this useful reference offers handy links, comments and updates on upcoming Microsoft programs.