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This time it's official because for the first time in computer history a company admit publicly to be late in their promises:

This is a great idea but licensing can be a problem as Larry Seltzer say in this post:

Regarding the .Net 1.1 service pack, maybe they fixed some of the bugs reported on this post (list provided by Stefano Demiliano).

I posted few days ago about some conflicts between .Net 1.1 and .Net 2.0 Beta when you try to debug from VS 2003 a standard application.

A great thanks to Paul Nicholls who pointed me to the right solution. This is absolutely brilliant the way a community can work.

"According to Google's new policy, altered Monday, the Web search company prohibits Gmail subscribers from selling, trading or transferring the free e-mail accounts "for any unauthorized commercial purpose." It also bars people from setting up multiple accounts in violation of the policy." reports CNet.

I posted about this two days ago, but I still can't find any information regarding the content of .Net 1.1 SP1.

Jason Mauss mention the new Google search service. Well as usual with this kind of thing, I am always suspicious regarding the privacy policy.