Main new features, in case you haven't been following this, are:
- Two IDEs, the Classic (32bit) IDE and the new .Net IDE based on the Visual Studio Isolated Shell
- The WPF DataWindow
- Fully managed code at runtime
- WPF Application target type (.NET IDE)
- WPF Window and WCF Client Proxy project types (.NET IDE)
- Compliance with .NET Common Language Specification (CLS) for comprehensive .NET language support and interoperability
- Runtime packager enhancements to support generation of Microsoft Merge (MSM file)
- Intellisense autoscripting support for PowerBuilder objects, .NET classes and DataWindow object columns and controls
- Support for Tracepoints in debugging, running specified functions on the call stack, popup windows to enable easy display of variables and property values of PowerBuilder and .NET objects
- WPF Visual Inheritance
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