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Microsoft took another step toward releasing a beta version of Longhorn, the next edition of Windows, with the debut Monday in the US of developer tools for the operating system.
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Microsoft commanded the loyalty of legions of programmers since the advent of the Intel PC, and they have added immeasurable value to the Windows product line. Now, some Visual Basic developers seem to be on the hunt for their next opportunity.
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