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Visual Basic .Net tour

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BANGALORE: Microsoft India Corporation Pvt Ltd said on Thursday that it has commenced a five-city Visual Basic .Net tour in India as a part of its world Tour.

The tour is aimed at familiarising developers and students with the advanced concepts for building applications that take full advantage of their existing Visual Basic .Net skills.

At the tour, Microsoft is previewing its upcoming Visual Basic .Net 2005, which is the next version of Visual Basic .Net. In addition, it is introducing Visual Basic .Net 2003 Power Pack - a set of controls released by Microsoft earlier this year, that provide enhanced user interface elements and enable developers to create more interesting client based applications.

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