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will there be a Standard Edition?

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    I have a question, and on MSDN I couldn't find an answer: will there be an Visual C# Standard Edition or will it be replaced by VC# Express Edition? If there will be a C# Standard Edition aside from Express Edition where will be the differences then?

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      I have a question, and on MSDN I couldn't find an answer: will there be an Visual C# Standard Edition or will it be replaced by VC# Express Edition? If there will be a C# Standard Edition aside from Express Edition where will be the differences then?

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      The express edition doesn't replace any existing editions. MSDN subscribers can get their hands on the full version of Visual Studio 2005 beta right now in fact. The express edition is meant for hobbyists, students, and other non-professionals. The differences between that and the standard edition.. go read the Express Edition FAQ, they're outline there (don't have a link, go search MSDN). Probably things like unit testing, app deployment, app security configuration settings and other more advanced features will be in the standard IDE. #include "witty_sig.h"

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        The express edition doesn't replace any existing editions. MSDN subscribers can get their hands on the full version of Visual Studio 2005 beta right now in fact. The express edition is meant for hobbyists, students, and other non-professionals. The differences between that and the standard edition.. go read the Express Edition FAQ, they're outline there (don't have a link, go search MSDN). Probably things like unit testing, app deployment, app security configuration settings and other more advanced features will be in the standard IDE. #include "witty_sig.h"

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        Judah Himango wrote: MSDN subscribers can get their hands on the full version of Visual Studio 2005 beta right now in fact. Actually, no we can't - not yet anyway. Should be able to in a couple days. The latest post is still the May '04 CTP. :((

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