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Q&A: Early Look at Pricing, Licensing for Visual Studio 2005, Simplified MSDN Subscriptions

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Mar 21, 2005

REDMOND, Wash., March 21, 2005 — With the much-anticipated release of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 coming later this year, PressPass spoke with S. “Soma” Somasegar, corporate vice president of the Microsoft Developer Division, to learn more about how customers will benefit from the newest additions to Microsoft’s developer tools product line. Somaasegar also explained how customers will continue to receive MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network Subscription benefits after Microsoft ships Visual Studio 2005.

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http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/features/2005/mar05/03-21DevToolsPricing.asp

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