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The September/October issue of CODE Magazine is focused on Visual Studio 2005, and contains several in-depth articles focused on that subject, as well as several general .NET articles.Table of Contents:) What Makes an Effective Software Manager?) Die VSS Die!) Oh My!! - A Look at the My Namespace in Visual Basic 2005) A Look Under the Hood of Windows Forms Data Binding) Drag-Once Databinding) State Management) Visualize Your Code with the Class Designer) Instrumenting Applications with .NET Tracing) 'For-Each' Of My Own) Data Validation Using .NET and External Metadata) Heard on .NET Rocks!: SQL Reporting Services) Ask the Doc Detective) .Finalize() - Climbing Hills and Making RulesFor more information, visit www.codemag.com

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