Microsoft Visual Studio.NET Professional 2002
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Quickly Build Professional Software
Visual Studio .NET 2002 delivers the developer productivity you need
to deliver a range of professional software in record time. The integrated
development environment (IDE) provides a consistent interface for all
languages, including Microsoft Visual Basic .NET, Microsoft Visual
C++ .NET, Microsoft Visual C# .NET, and Microsoft Visual
J# .NET. Using the language best suited to your skill set, you
can take advantage of shared visual designers to build rich Windows-based
applications and dynamic Web applications that render in any browser.
Quickly Build Windows-based Applications
Windows developers will find the enhanced Windows Forms designer to be
intuitive and efficient. Windows Forms are also compatible with any
.NET development language.
With visual inheritance, developers can greatly simplify the creation of Windows-based applications by reusing common logic and user interface throughout their solution. Using control anchoring and docking, programmers can build resizable forms automatically, while the in-place menu editor enables developers to visually author menus directly from within the Forms Designer.
Streamline Web-based Development
With its powerful WYSIWYG designer for Web pages, IntelliSense HTML
editing features, and Style Sheet Editor, Visual
Studio .NET Professional 2002 helps
developers feel comfortable authoring complex Web-based solutions.
Developers can also leverage Visual Studio.Net Professional 2002 Visual XML designers and IntelliSense XML tag completion for drag-and-drop creation and data manipulation. By using automatically generated client-side validation code, Web developers can reduce the amount of client-side JavaScript and ensure that their application will work in both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape browsers.
IDE Productivity and Extensibility
Numerous productivity features within the IDE knock down traditional
barriers to rapid development of professional software:
The multi-language Solution Explorer and Class View windows provide
organized, hierarchical views of your projects.
Dynamic Help and integrated features from MSDN provide assistance based
on your current task and programming language, ensuring that relevant
help is always on hand.
Enhanced IntelliSense statement completion, automatic syntax error detection,
the cross-language remote debugger, and the Task List help you track
down bugs and ensure delivery of robust software.
A comprehensive object model and a fully extensible IDE provide you with
the benefits of a vibrant third-party add-in and component vendor community.
And, with Visual Studio macros, you can automate routine tasks within
the IDE to enhance your productivity during the software development
process. Macros can be both recorded and played back, or manually created
using the Macros IDE and the full power of the Visual Basic .NET language.
Visual Studio .NET Professonal 2002 System Requirements:
- Microsoft Windows-based computers
- Processor PC with a Pentium II 450-MHz processor; Pentium III 600-MHz processor recommended
- Memory 96 MB of RAM for Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP Home Edition; 160 MB for Windows XP Professional and Windows .NET Server 2003; 192 MB for Windows 2000 Server
- Hard Disk 900 MB of available hard-disk space on system drive; 3.3 GB on installation drive; additional 1.9GB for optional MSDN Library Documentation
- Drive CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
- Display Super VGA, 256-color monitor supporting 1024 x 768 or higher resolution
- Operating System Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Server, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, or Windows .NET Server 2003, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Windows XP Media Center Edition
- Input Device Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device