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There appears to be one available on the MSDN downloads page at least.
by vonzeppelin 11y ago
There appears to be one available on the MSDN downloads page at least.
- vetinari 11y agoThanks, but I don't have MSDN :(.
- wernercd 11y agoOh... you silly peasants... Then again... I only have an MSDN subscription because my previous job STILL hasn't removed me from their lists. Not that I expect them to with the clowns they replaced my previous company with. Very nice perk to still have.
- kelvin0 11y agoI've always wondered what the subscription 'perks' were? All the docs are online, and there are a ton of tuts ... what am I missing?
- nickysielicki 11y agofree keys for nearly every MS product
- Someone1234 11y agoFree = $2,999 per year...
- vetinari 11y agoThat's why we have Action Pack, which is 360 EUR/year. Supposedly it should contain Visual Studio too, but I cannot see the isos on the download page. R Studio for Redhat and SuSE, on the other hand... ;)
- wernercd 11y ago* "Free" keys * ISO's * Azure allowance per month * Pluralsight videos (not all, 45 hours worth) * Microsoft E-Learning * MSDN Magazine Other odds and ends...
- taspeotis 11y agoVisual Studio Enterprise
- uptownJimmy 11y agoSo nice.
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- artmageddon 11y agoScoop up those ISOs while you still can! This happened to me too, but they'll get to yours eventually.
- Stratoscope 11y agoAnd even more importantly, claim your product keys! And then download those puppies with the Export to XML option in the My Product Keys page. Note that you can only claim a limited number of keys per day. So don't get carried away claiming all five keys on one product, then all five on the next, etc. You will soon hit your daily limit. Spread your claims out among the products you think you might need until you run out, and then come back the next day to claim more.