Their "free trial" programs are usually pretty generous, usually usable for 120 days before timing out. I used the magazine-beta of VS.NET for a full six months without a timeout complaint from it. I don't know exactly what its rules were or if it branded the executables, but it was fully usable.
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Dunno if anyone's interested who hasn't got it already, but MS is giving away free trial DVD's of VS.NET here.
Their "free trial" programs are usually pretty generous, usually usable for 120 days before timing out. I used the magazine-beta of VS.NET for a full six months without a timeout complaint from it. I don't know exactly what its rules were or if it branded the executables, but it was fully usable.
Their "free trial" programs are usually pretty generous, usually usable for 120 days before timing out. I used the magazine-beta of VS.NET for a full six months without a timeout complaint from it. I don't know exactly what its rules were or if it branded the executables, but it was fully usable.
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