Visual Studio .net 2003

[Amarjit]

Here is the full version, straight from Microsoft.COM, but I am not sure if it contains the MSDN library, the .img files I think are CD images, but if you can't get it from here, try:

ShareReactor
ShareReactor

These downloads ought to be fast (depending on your connection) seeing as they are from dedicated Microsoft servers.

Edit: These files are the MSDN Library 2003 April. I recommend downloading after you download Visual Studio, they won't be much use otherwise!

http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/d.../qtr40enud1.img 642.45MB
http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/d.../qtr40enud2.img 639MB
http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/d.../qtr40enud3.img 636MB

[Eradication]

OMG Did you try those downloads rofl

That is hilarious

I bought Visual Studio .NET Academic 2002, I LOVE VB.NET
It probably would be good if I downloaded that too? Would it update my current version? And what's the main differences between Academic 2002 and Architect 2003?

[Amarjit]

Academic is the student licensed version, I don't know if it would upgrade it, but I have got MS Office XP Student Edition and doesn't include everything the Standard Edition of Office includes, it doesn't include Access and MapPoint etc.. So I recommend you upgrade, and the 2003 edition fixes some major bugs from 2002. The links do work I'm downloading it now, at 80KB/s from Microsoft-IIS servers!

Edit: There are three editions, Professional, Enterprise Developer and Enterprise Architect (which is the best). I found some help to burning the IMG files with Nero. Click here.

[Amarjit]

It turned out to be MSDN Library 2003, but as soon as I find VS .NET 2003 EA Edition, I suppose it'll come in handy.

[Eradication]

Thank you Amarjit!

[VM0824]

So are the files from microsoft really VB.net Enterprise Edition? Its only d/l 34 kbps and i have a 1mbps connection.

[Eradication]

All I need are the .img files to burn right? I just started downloading them now (I'm about to go to bed lol). Off of an ADSL connection I get a good 49.3 kb/sec, and that's basically the highest I can get .

3 hours and 37 minutes about for each CD, NOT bad!

[Amarjit]

I'll clear things up a bit, the original hashes are MSDN Library 2003 April. For Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 Enterprise Architect Edition, use the following:

http://forum.sharereactor.com/viewtopic.php?t=126832
http://www.fasttrackmovies.com/forum/topic...?TOPIC_ID=25864

For the Sharereactor release, you need eDonkey2000, eMule, eMule Plus, Shareaza or any other client that connects to the eDonkey2000 network, such as MLdonkey.

The FastTrack Movies link you can just use KaZaA Lite ;-).

And moderators, the MSDN Library is not a DDL, they are public releases from Microsoft. VM0824, sometimes the MS servers are busy, during peak time I was downloading from 32-40KB/s but off-peak, it was anywhere from 64, 85-110KB/s.

[VM0824]

If anybody d/l it already then go online. I haven't even connected once yet.

[Amarjit]

I haven't bother trying to download it from KaZaA Lite, this file is ultra-rare. I've got about 100MB (83.4%) left of it from the eDonkey2000 network, which I am downloading with Shareaza. At the moment, I can't connect though.