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Standard version of VS 2008?
Jun 9 2009 10:27 PM
I'm currently developing in Visual Studio 2005 Enterprise which I use through my employer. I also have an Academic version of VS 2003. I want to buy my own copy of Visual Studio 2008 so I can use newer versions of the .NET framework (3.5) and WPF. I intend to use it for C# and C++ development (and I want to try out STL/CLR), about half desktop-app and half web-app work.
If I'm used to an Enterprise version of 2005, will I be satisfied with the "Standard" edition of 2008? I don't really want to spend more than that if I don't have to.
Any "gotcha's I need to know?
Is there any upgrade path so I don't have to pay list price?
Thanks in advance.
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