It is referred to as VS.Net 2002 after VS.Net 2003 came out with .Net 1.1 if you want to be pendantic. If you really want to be pedantic, Visual Studio .Net 7.

It is referred to as VS.Net 2002 after VS.Net 2003 came out with .Net 1.1 if you want to be pendantic. If you really want to be pedantic, Visual Studio .Net 7.0. It's not just today - it's been 10 years of hell. Unfortunately it pays the bills (just about). It's not venerable tool. It's like sitting in front of a pressing machine that pokes you in the eye once an hour, but not quite enough to do you serious damage. I've been poked in the eye 18,000 times.