Thanks.

Very nice.  Thanks!

very goood
Thanhs.

Brad Abrahams has posted an electronic copy of a poster of .NET Framework 2.0 which depicts the commonly used Types and Namespaces. The hardcopy comes with the Visual Studio 2005 box. You would probably would like to look at it if you are a .NET developer

For those of You that want a pdf version of this file (large version)

Had to change the site due to google being swamped
http://david.ve3ofa.googlepages.com/dotnet20.pdf

Wow Really useful !!!
Thanks for share it.
Regards.

Thank you so much Brad. It's really very helpful. Regards.

Any idea where one might procure the poster without having to purchase the software?  I got my copy at the release.  It didn't come with the poster.  :^(
AK

I also got mine at release. And the box didnt contain the poster.
I have been searching for it in a big print for a long time now.

Would it by any chance be able to buy a copy of it, from microsoft?

Brad Abrams nous fournis la version électronique du poster que vous retrouverez dans la boite de VS2005,...

the PDF downloadable file cannot be downloaded.
Is there another link to download it?

the PDF file cannot be downloaded completely

Bingo:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0735623171/ref=pd_rvi_gw_2/002-6599702-4256834?redirect=true&%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance&n=283155

does .NET Framework 3.0 have a poster to?

Yeah! what about .net3.0 ? would be great if some would find such a poster!

Voy a plotear esto urgente!! Imaginate tener un poster con todas las clases del Framework 2.0, lo tenes...

Many of you have asked for an update to the .NET Framework namespace poster for 3.5... Thanks to Paul

Many of you have asked for an update to the .NET Framework namespace poster for 3.5... Thanks to Paul

Do you have one for the 2.0 and 3.0 Framewoks in PDF too?

Does anyone have any information on how the posters are created?  Microsoft always sets the standards for making things presentable, easy to read and informative.  It would be great to know how this was generated (Visio, etc).  Thanks.

Very informative... Thanks...

Try this link. Great pdfs with namespaces and classes.

http://www.neuromedia.ch/ressources/