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J# standard?

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    I just got my J# CD in the mail today :-D. I realized however that on the CD it says, "Microsoft Visual J#.Net Standard." What does standard mean? Is there an enterprise version? If so, that is what I should get considdering that I have the enterprise developer edition of VS.NET. Is this yet another plot by Microsoft to screw with my head? :confused: :confused: :confused:

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      I just got my J# CD in the mail today :-D. I realized however that on the CD it says, "Microsoft Visual J#.Net Standard." What does standard mean? Is there an enterprise version? If so, that is what I should get considdering that I have the enterprise developer edition of VS.NET. Is this yet another plot by Microsoft to screw with my head? :confused: :confused: :confused:

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      It's probably just mirroring J++ 6. If I recall, there was only ever a J++ Standard Edition with VS6. At least that's what I received in the post after purchasing an early version of VS6 Pro. If that's so it is, of course, very confusing, as VC++ Pro, etc., aren't the same as the Standard editions. Kevin

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