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Microsoft appears to be keeping pace with its development schedule for the Visual Studio 2010 development suite. The software titan today made the offering available to MSDN subscribers as a release candidate, with plans to offer general availability in April.

Subscribers to Microsoft's MSDN technical service can start downloading the "release candidate," or RC, of the next version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, company executives announced.

That apparently keeps Visual Studio 2010 on track for an April 12 release, as the company had said in January.

source: InternetNews | posted by: Mike | time: 18:41:00 EST Feb. 9 2010 


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