Hi, as a big fan of Microsoft technologies I find myself often limited by trying out new stuff due to the lack of software licenses. Esp. when it comes to features like the database design support in VS which I cannot use in the free Express version. I often stay longer at my work to be able to use the license there but it would be great to be able to do more at home. Please have a look at my homepage what stuff I do to decide whether I am worthy or not ;) . Regards, Felix Kollmann

I would like to have one to learn new techniques.

I just want to thank you for offering the license up along with the other MS people. Cheers!

Dear Tobias, I'm a .NET Passionner with 5 years experience, I need MSDN Subscription because it help me: - To have an Integrated and Comprehensive Toolset to develop software based on Microsoft platform without other third-parties, from Conceptual (Expression Studio Sketch Flow, UI Templating), Requirements Modeling (UML Diagrams built-in in VS Ultimate), Architecture & Design (Modeling with VS Ultimate) to Implementation (Test Driven Development, Code Generation from Diagrams, Validation, and more..), and Testing (Web Performance Testing, Test Load) More Agility to Software Development - Learn more Microsoft Technologies to extend and improve my IT skills: SharePoint, Windows Phone Development, Microsoft Silverlight, Cloud Computing, .. excellent!!! - Sharing with knowledge and skills with .NET software development community. - Make my Microsoft MVP dream to become reality. Thank you so much for this offer!

Quite frankly, free subscriptions are the only way I've been able to afford to continue to try to support myself. I motivated a former development partner to enroll in the Empower ISV program with me but he only wanted something free and bailed as soon as he got what he wanted so we failed to meet our obligations to release the software I proposed; a search-enabled Office Research Task Pane that used SaaS to host RSS web feeds. Of the two of us I'm the one who is still trying to persist via METROmilwaukee.com and eventually hopefully Windows Azure. I could apply with WebSiteSpark but an MSDN subscription provides all of the software resources to establish a business startup by providing --all-- of the software necessary to develop an entire solution which answers the questions every prospective customer has asked of me when marketing to them: show me what you got and what's in it for us.

I would like to apply for the free MSDN Ultimate subscription because it would enable me to access The “Feature Pack for VS2010 Visualization and Modeling Tools”. This feature provides Forward and Reverse Engineering functionality which is exactly what I need to grow my start-up business. The business focus is on a number of financial derivative migration projects which require significant re-engineering and new architectural development efforts. I believe the success of the business depends on the use of VS Ultimate Round-trip engineering that is available through the subscription. However, I do not have sufficient funds to meet the MSDN subscription cost, and therefore would appreciate receiving the free subscription.

Hi my name is Ramin and I need subscription because I living in the country that I can't use this feature and I really need this subscription , you make me happy if you give this subscription to me . Thanks

good day,i need the free MSDN uitimate subscription because it will help me in my uderstanding and make me go far in all that i am doing in vb,However, I do not have sufficient funds to meet the MSDN subscription cost, and therefore would appreciate receiving the free subscription. think for your help

I came from *NIX side of the world and having had to work with Java for years. However with the emerging of .NET technology as well as ASP.NET framework, My personal opinion is that Microsoft has finally gotten something right this time. I'm in the process of transitioning my main development platform from Java to .NET. This subscription could help me along this long and interesting journey, Thanks.