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17 Jul 2002

eWeek has reported that Microsoft is starting work on .NET v2.0 with plans for a final release in December 2003. An interim version 1.1 is reportedly scheduled for later this year.

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We're looking for the most creative use of Visual C++ .NET in an application - managed or unmanaged - to win a swag of cool (well, geeky) prizes: Hats, shirts, jackets and, naturally, golf balls.

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