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The .NET Framework 3.0 has officially been released!  You can download the .NET Framework 3.0 components here:

    * .NET Framework 3.0 Runtime Components
    * Windows SDK for Vista and the .NET Framework 3.0
    * Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for .NET Framework 3.0 (Windows Workflow Foundation)
    * Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for .NET Framework 3.0 (WCF & WPF), November 2006 CTP

Note, if you are using Windows Vista the .NET Framework 3.0 Runtime Components are installed by default.

This page gives you overview of Skype for Windows latest versions. You can find here more tech information of our product, like change logs, known problems and information how to report issues.

We do not offer customer support through this page, for customer support go to support.skype.com. We recommend always using latest production version of our products.

However if you are experienced user and do not fear getting some errors then you are welcomed to use beta versions of Skype and report any issues you may encounter to help us to improve the final version...

It's hard to put Windows Vista in perspective. On the one hand, the product has been in development for over five years, which means that Vista had one of the longest development cycles in the 20+ year history of Windows. (See my Road to Gold series for an exhaustive breakdown of that time period.)

Paradoxically, Windows Vista is both revolutionary and evolutionary. While it includes modern OS features, such as a new hardware-based graphical user interface (GUI), Vista will also feel like familiar territory, for the most part, to anyone that's already familiar with Windows XP. And Mac advocates can claim, truthfully, that many of Vista's best features appeared first on Mac OS X, sometimes years ago.

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