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Visual Studio 2008 RTM

 

Visual Studio 2008 Team Suite bits are available for download to MSDN Subscribers!

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Published Monday, November 19, 2007 8:07 AM by andyleonard

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Denis Gobo said:

I guess the whole world is trying to download it now. Slower than dial up  :-(

November 19, 2007 8:25 AM
 

David Markle said:

Except for the x64 builds.  When are people going to start treating 64-bit desktops as first-class citizens?  x64 WoW?  WTF?

November 20, 2007 6:44 AM
 

Neal said:

Excuse me for what's probably a really easy question. But I don't see Visual Studio 2008 Team Edition for Database Professionals. I see Visual Studio 2008 Team Foundation Server and Team System for Development Edition. Do I get the DB professionals tools with these, or is this a separate install which isn't yet released yet?

Also one further question, if I get VS Team System for DB Professionals I take it's useless without the Foundation Server install?

November 21, 2007 7:08 AM

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About andyleonard

Andy Leonard is a SQL Server MVP, Solid Quality Mentor, database developer, engineer, husband, and father. At the time of this writing (August 2007) Andy lives in Farmville, Virginia with his lovely bride Christy Lynn and their three children: Stevie Ray, Emma Grace, and Riley Cooper. Andy's two older children - Manda and Penny - are grown and married. When he's not working (and Andy works a lot), he enjoys spending time with his family, working on their old farmhouse, fishing, and reading older sci-fi series.

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