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Microsoft ASP.NET: Side-by-Side Execution with ASP.NET

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Overview This Support WebCast session will include a brief introduction to the side-by-side concept, which involves running multiple versions of programs and .NET Framework on the same computer. It will then discuss how those concepts apply to ASP.NET applications, both at run time and during their development, including using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET to create Web applications.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft Corporation
Live Date	6th November 2003 05:56 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	.NET, Web Development and Design

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