Do I need Pro or Dev Edition of .NET ?

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From: "Shellbot" <Shellbot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 04:33:03 -0700

I'm completely new to .Net, so go easy on me for this.

Will the VS.NET Pro edition allow me to edit .DLL's ? Will it allow me to
create .DLL's ? Or, will I need to buy the Dev Edition ?

I'm unsure the company i work for will pay the extra 2 grand for Dev
edition, unless I can make a huge case for it. The company who developed our
Web App went the long way around and did things in such a way as to make sure
we were tied to them for enhancements ect, but i'm thinking I can do the easy
stuff myself right. I'm a VB / SQL developer with a bit of ASP, so I'm not
completley useless!
I need to put my software request in soon, so i am anxious to find out the
answer :)

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