>First of all, I'd like to announce five MM .NET MVPs (Most Valuable Professionals) awards:
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>David Foderick
>Cathi Gero
>Jason Mesches
>Paul Mrozowski
>Rex Willis
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>These folks have done a lot for Mere Mortals both on this forum and behind the scenes.
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>Possibly some of you heard the great SIGH of relief coming from Charlottesville, VA when we released the files for version 1.0 yesterday <s>. After nearly two years of work and 11 betas, we're excited about being officially "out there". We had many pre-sales before final release (and even some deployed MM .NET applications) and got lots of great feedback, making version 1.0 far more mature than you might expect from a version 1 release...thanks to everyone!
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>For you lurkers out there, I just uploaded the latest version of the MM .NET Developer's Guide to our Web site ( http://www.oakleafsd.com ). We've packed a lot of information in this guide including architectural suggestions for .NET applications, and lots of generic .NET "Frequently Asked Questions" which are extremely useful even if you're not using MM .NET.
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>Since there are over 320 topics in the Developer's Guide (and who reads documentation anyway <s>?), I'm going to start posting MM .NET tips, highlighting some key features you don't want to miss. With the help of our MVPs we hope to create a great community experience on the UT for MM .NET developers!
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>Regards,

Kevin;

My Browser is telling me that it cannot find your site.

Having a copy of the development guide available to the public is an outstanding idea. It puts me into a position to show to the developers I work with, and my manager can see the value in your product.

If I can get my manager to purchase one copy (for me!) that will be great! If I can get the General Manager to purchase 50 copies, one for each developer that would be better! :)

Tom