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Sara Williams - Will MSDN hide any bugs?

Posted By: The Channel 9 Team | Jul 1st, 2004 @ 10:36 AM | 11,093 Views | 1 Comment

Now that MSDN has a Product Feedback Center where developers can report, and look up bugs they've found in Visual Studio 2005, we wondered if there were any bugs that would be pulled out of the database. Turns out there are some scenarios in which that'd happen, and Sara talks about those.

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Nice catch Sara. Add one more reason from my FDBK10110 suggestion submitted long time ago (3/11/2004) Wink

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But also take a look on Herman suggestion to submit private bug reports.

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