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VB.net standard vs. professional question.

I'm currently learning VB.net and have a 2003 standard version. I'd like to
upgrade to the professional edition, but I'm confused with all the versions
and suites available. Is VB.net professional only available as part of the
Visual Studio suite? or is it available stand alone? Is there an upgrade
package available to move from VB.net standard to professional? or does it
require simply buying the upgraded full version?

Any help with clearing out my muddy brain is greatly appreciated! =)

Sep 28 '06 #1
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