2003 Developers Edition?

[Jozef]

Hey Folks,

Any word on when / if 2003 Developers Edition will surface?

Thanks!

[Br]

Jozef <SP**********@telus.net> wrote:

Hey Folks,

Any word on when / if 2003 Developers Edition will surface?

Thanks!

"Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003, Microsoft Office FrontPage
2003, and Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System
2003 are the recommended suite of products and the recommended tools for
Microsoft Office 2003 developers. This suite of products and tools for
Office 2003 developers collectively serves as replacements for some
components of Microsoft Office XP Developer."

....

Microsoft Office Access 2003 Developer Extensions
(as part of Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System)

"Access 2003 Developer Extensions is a set of tools for Access solution
developers. These tools can reduce the work that you have to do to build
Access solutions and to streamline the production environment and the
deployment environment. Access 2003 Developer Extensions includes a
royalty-free Access Runtime that permits distribution of Access 2003
solutions."

[http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;828089]

"Included in Visual Studio
a.. Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System.
b.. Microsoft Office Access 2003 Developer Extensions. The Access 2003
Developer Extensions provide the tools and resources developers need to
more quickly and easily create, test, and deploy sophisticated Access
solutions. The Developer Extensions also include a royalty-free Access
Runtime enabling distribution of Access solutions.
c.. Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition. This makes it
possible for developers to develop and test their solutions thoroughly
before deploying them to the enterprise.
d.. Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Standard Edition. For the programmer
who wants to learn the Visual Basic language by constructing
applications for Windows and the Web. (Retail box only, not in Volume
Licensed versions)"
[http://msdn.microsoft.com/howtobuy/vsto/default.aspx]

--
regards,

Bradley

A Christian Response
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[Jozef]

Thanks Bradley,

Does anyone know if it recognizes dependencies any better? Also if the
database size is any smaller when profiles are created.

Thanks!

"Br@dley" <n0****@4u.com> wrote in message
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Jozef <SP**********@telus.net> wrote:

Hey Folks,

Any word on when / if 2003 Developers Edition will surface?

Thanks!

"Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003, Microsoft Office FrontPage
2003, and Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System
2003 are the recommended suite of products and the recommended tools for
Microsoft Office 2003 developers. This suite of products and tools for
Office 2003 developers collectively serves as replacements for some
components of Microsoft Office XP Developer."

...

Microsoft Office Access 2003 Developer Extensions
(as part of Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System)

"Access 2003 Developer Extensions is a set of tools for Access solution
developers. These tools can reduce the work that you have to do to build
Access solutions and to streamline the production environment and the
deployment environment. Access 2003 Developer Extensions includes a
royalty-free Access Runtime that permits distribution of Access 2003
solutions."

[http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;828089]

"Included in Visual Studio
a.. Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System.
b.. Microsoft Office Access 2003 Developer Extensions. The Access 2003
Developer Extensions provide the tools and resources developers need to
more quickly and easily create, test, and deploy sophisticated Access
solutions. The Developer Extensions also include a royalty-free Access
Runtime enabling distribution of Access solutions.
c.. Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition. This makes it possible
for developers to develop and test their solutions thoroughly before
deploying them to the enterprise.
d.. Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Standard Edition. For the programmer who
wants to learn the Visual Basic language by constructing applications for
Windows and the Web. (Retail box only, not in Volume Licensed versions)"
[http://msdn.microsoft.com/howtobuy/vsto/default.aspx]

--
regards,

Bradley

A Christian Response
http://www.pastornet.net.au/response