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Our team as a .NET application that would be a perfect candidate for a
..NET beta program, but Microsoft's beta programs have enrollment
deadlines and even then it's pretty selective.
I think our project would be a perfect fit for 64-bit .NET technology
and in our scenario we really need this to break the memory limit
imposed by the 32-bit architecture, our application would not only
utilize the 64-bit processor capabilities but also we would deploy it
in front of a few dozen users within a few weeks of sorting out any
32-bit to 64-bit porting issues that might occur. I think our testing
of the 64-bit would benefit both our company and Microsoft, but I
don't know who to take this issue up with.
If anyone from Microsoft reads this and can put me in contact with
someone who can help it would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Jeremy Deats
(e-mail address removed)
..NET beta program, but Microsoft's beta programs have enrollment
deadlines and even then it's pretty selective.
I think our project would be a perfect fit for 64-bit .NET technology
and in our scenario we really need this to break the memory limit
imposed by the 32-bit architecture, our application would not only
utilize the 64-bit processor capabilities but also we would deploy it
in front of a few dozen users within a few weeks of sorting out any
32-bit to 64-bit porting issues that might occur. I think our testing
of the 64-bit would benefit both our company and Microsoft, but I
don't know who to take this issue up with.
If anyone from Microsoft reads this and can put me in contact with
someone who can help it would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Jeremy Deats
(e-mail address removed)