Graig,

.Net never took off here as much as it did in North America. That is not to say that there are no great products written in .NET, but if I look at the average PC in the offices I visit, the number of .NET programs are really small.

Walter,


>I disagree. We're currently installing a commercially available B2B system that used extensively in Europe and was developed in Western Europe. It's all .Net/ASP.Net.
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>My previous employer is a Fortune 100 with offices all over the world. They were once a Java shop, but have been moving to .Net for the past several years. In fact, they've been featured in several Microsoft presentations/white papers.
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>And, don't forget that ECMA agreed to a standard version of C#.
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>>Nope, not in Western Europe.