Microsoft drops Visual C++ subscription program
Lack of customer interest is causing Microsoft to drop their Visual C++Subscription program. The program, which required a yearly fee, alloweddevelopers to automatically receive four incremental product upgrades. Microsoft will honor existing
Paul Thurrott
January 23, 1997
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Lack of customer interest is causing Microsoft to drop their Visual C++Subscription program. The program, which required a yearly fee, alloweddevelopers to automatically receive four incremental product upgrades. Microsoft will honor existing subscriptions but will not offer newsubscriptions with Visual C++ 5.0, due on March 19
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