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From: "Browster.com" <mile...@browster.com>
Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 21:52:56 -0800
Local: Mon, Mar 13 2006 12:52 am
Subject: .Net market penetration?
THis may not be the right forum for market questions, I'm looking for
an active set of .Net / C# folks to help us locate the right
information

I'm looking for the following, :
- % of Windows clients that have .Net 1.1 or later installed as of
March 2006.
- What OS did .Net first appear in, preinstalled
- Does .Net come with IE and if so, starting at what version of IE
- If you write in .Net 1.1, will that code excute error free in 2.0,
and vice-versa, can 2.0 .Net execute in 1.1 framework (obviously
assuming you use classes that are avail in 1.1)?

We're trying to decide if we can trust .Net pentration enougth to ship
a client app in C#.

If anyone can point me in the right direction to who or where to get
answers to these questions, I'd very much appreciate it!

Scott Milener
CEO
Browster, Inc.
milener (at) browster dot com


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