Hello,

As most of you know, ActiveState currently has three plug-ins
for Visual Studio.NET beta 2; namely Visual Perl, Visual Python, and
Visual XSLT.  These plug-ins contain a license that allows them to be
freely usable for three weeks following installation.  However, due to an
error on our part, all three plug-ins expire today, July 13, 2001.

We encourage you to continue your evaluation by selecting one of the
following options:

1) Download a special patch file, which will extend the life of
the plug-ins for the proposed three weeks.  Go to the ASPN Web page
containing the plug-in, and download the "License Renewal" patch.

or

2) Un-install the current plug-in(s) and download and install the new MSI,
which will run for another three weeks.

The plug-ins and license renewal patches are available at the following
links:

Visual Perl: http://ASPN.ActiveState.com/ASPN/Downloads/VisualPerl/

Visual Python:  http://ASPN.ActiveState.com/ASPN/Downloads/VisualPython/

Visual XSLT: http://ASPN.ActiveState.com/ASPN/Downloads/VisualXSLT/

Some important notes:

Your feedback on our Visual Studio.NET plug-ins is both encouraged and
appreciated. Let us know what’s working, what’s not, what new features you’d
like
to see in future releases, and anything else you’d like considered as we
move
forward with our development initiatives.

Here’s how:

1) Join our Visual Studio.NET discussion lists:

http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs

2) Send feedback regarding Visual XSLT to
Visual-XSLT-feedback@[...].com

3) View and query the Visual XSLT Bug Database at
 http://VisualXSLTbugs.ActiveState.com/


We look forward to your comments and feedback,

Eric Promislow
Visual Python/Python/XSLT Development Lead
EricP@[...].com


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