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MSDN Webcast: Build Tools for Any Platform With the Visual Studio 2008 Shell (Level 200)

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Overview With the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Shell, Visual Studio becomes a tool for almost any platform. Whether a developer is looking to build an "Express" edition for his or her programming language product or wants to build an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for specialized control systems, the royalty-free Visual Studio Shell can help to cut costs and focus on the areas of expertise. The presenter of this webcast demonstrates how to use the Visual Studio Shell to build custom tools for a broad range of applications.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	22nd January 2008 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	GUI, Programming Languages, Application Development

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