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As I've you've probably heard, we are working on an update for .NET3.5 SP1 and its 2.0/3.0 sub-components which will contain fixes for the small number of bugs reported by customers since the release of 3.5 SP1 this summer. More information regarding the specific bug fixes included in the update will be provided in a knowledge base article that ...

Not everyone in the world speaks English. Such a silly thing to say, but if you live in an English-speaking country it's easy to forget that many (most?) people in the world would prefer to do their work in the language of their choice. Microsoft ships documentation in Visual Studio that is human-translated (a huge effort) into 9 major world ...

Here's the results, as promised, of the .NET Survey I took last week. Also, here's the disclaimer. I did this on a whim, it's not scientific, so the margin of error is +/-101%. That said, the results feel intuitively right to me, personally. It was a single question with 14 checkboxes. You were asked to ''check al the .NET Framework features ...

The .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 included a bunch of new features, but as a Service Pack it also included a number of bug fixes and many improvements. These fixes included all aspects of the .NET Framework from ASP.NET to WPF and the CLR. Will the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 break my 2.0 apps? Almost certainly not. Why Not? Remember that 3.5 (and 3.0 ...

More and more I find myself ''skinning and themeing'' my Visual Studio development environment in order to stay frosty. It's surprising how changing your theme (fonts, colors, etc.) can re-energize me when I'm having trouble with some problem or motivation. Here's a gallery of some nice ...