Microsoft Professional Developers

[balamm]

Microsoft
Professional Developers
Conference 2003
October 26-30, Los Angeles, CA
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See the future without boundaries.
PDC has always been regarded as a vital event for any developer seeking to stay up-to-date with Microsoft's platform roadmap. PDC 2003 promises to be no exception. Attend and you'll:


Be first to see under the hood of Microsoft® Windows® "Longhorn," SQL Server "Yukon," Visual Studio® "Whidbey," and more.



Get early software available only to PDC 2003 attendees.



See the latest in programming innovation for C#, C++, Microsoft Visual Basic®, and other languages.



Review next-generation Microsoft products with the developers who are building them.



Learn about Microsoft's vision for the future during a keynote address from Chief Software Architect Bill Gates.


Win a seat at an exclusive roundtable luncheon with top Microsoft experts.
The first 500 people to register for PDC 2003 before July 31st* will be entered to win a coveted seat at an intimate roundtable discussion featuring Microsoft notables such as Scott Guthrie, Patrick Dussud, Chris Anderson, and others.
Register for PDC 2003 before September 10th and save $300 instantly. And because you're a valued Microsoft Independent Software Vendor, you'll also save an additional $200 when you use the RSVP code listed below. That's a total of $500 off the standard registration price of U.S. $1,995 when you register before September 10th. Use RSVP code: pdc-isv-5000
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http://email.microsoft.com/m/s.asp? Hmmm.... Bad link?

[Illuminati]

Originally posted by balamm@4 July 2003 - 08:03
Be first to see under the hood of Microsoft® Windows® "Longhorn"

This is the part where I PMSL

[balamm]

Yes, Maybe someone should inform Bill that we've already been test driving this thing, never mind under the hood.
Wouldn't surprise me if there's already third party software available specificaly for Longhorn.