delpoy or host web site in asp.net c# vs 2012

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I implemented one web site in c# asp.net visual studio 12, I do not have licences or paid vs 12 i am working on trial version. My question is can I host/deploy this
web site ?

Posted 31-Jan-16 21:03pm

Kishor-KW

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2016-02-01T02:04:00

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Microsoft is the only one that can accurately answer that question and I would not accept Microsoft licensing advice from a 3rd party website.

Why did you use the Trial Version? You can get Community edition for Free. I suggest looking into VS 2015 community edition. Downloads | Visual Studio[^]

Posted 1-Feb-16 2:04am

ZurdoDev

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Kishor-KW 1-Feb-16 23:02pm

is there no free community edition in vs 2012 ? where I can ask question to Microsoft?
Thanx

ZurdoDev 2-Feb-16 7:08am

According to https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd831853(v=vs.110).aspx, VS 2012 is no longer available unless you have an MSDN subscription. I still suggest you use the latest (2015) unless there is a good reason you cannot.

To contact Microsoft, look around on their site for contact info. I'm not sure.