>>>>>>>THe framework is free.
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>>>>>>Ok, good, but in the other message you just did, it says that it is available to MSDN subscribers. Does that mean I need to purchase a subscription to MSDN to obtain it? Or, what did it mean exactly?
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>>>>>Sorry for the confusion...
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>>>>>The Framework is free. Anyone can download it. What you have to buy are tools like Visual Studio .Net that use the framework.
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>>>>No more Notepad - my favorite editor! :)
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>>>Notepas is in fact a really good editor. Despite the fact that it is plain text, this is still the one I am using as I don't have any surprise with it when working with HTML. Of course, for Visual FoxPro, I use the MODIFY FILE. :)
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>>Michel;
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>>It is the suprises that Visual Interdev gives us that keeps us on our toes! That is better than a 6 pack of Jolt Cola! What happened to my code? Visual Interdev "rearranged it for you". :)
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>Yes, exactly, that is where I found it frustrating when it was changing whatever we were entering in the editing window. So far, I always come back to Notepad. :)

Have you tried Homesite as an editor? My friends tell me it is great! We are not allowed to use it at work and I have never gotten around to buying it for home. I do not want to buy every tool in town. My wife will kill me!