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Write & Win! 
With the MSDN Magazine APAC Series Article Writing Competition 
  
Great software developers help to make great applications. But how do we foster 
and build a community of top-notch developers? Now MSDN Magazine Australia New 
Zealand, India and Southeast Asia editions are offering a new way to have your 
theories and explanations tested and aired. Send your technical articles of 
600-2000 words to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and we will consider your article for 
publication in one of our titles*. And if that�s not enough of an incentive, 
published writers will receive one of the following great prizes^. So get your 
articles in by 29  April; and stay tuned for our programming competition, to be 
launched soon! 
  
FIRST PRIZE 
One year's hosting on an ICO Microsoft Windows Virtual Dedicated Server running 
ASP.NET 2.0 (Whidbey). 
Win a year of access to a true, dedicated operating system running in its own 
space through ICO, Australia's only high security, business critical .NET web 
hosting specialist. Have complete control through Remote Desktop and do 
(virtually) anything with the system that you can do with dedicated hardware. 
Value: US$3,000. 
Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional: More Than Creating PDF 
The new Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional provides users with a raft of features 
beyond PDF creation. Manage a range of essential business activities, create 
intelligent forms and include virtually anyone in an electronic review of a PDF 
document with the commenting tools function. Value: US$450 
  
SECOND PRIZE 
One Year's MSDN Universal Subscription 
MSDN Universal Subscription delivers the most comprehensive set of Microsoft 
software necessary to build and fully test XML Web services and applications. 
With Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Architect and other software, it provides 
priority access to essential resources for developers - including timely 
delivery of everything to build XML Web services and applications. Value: 
A$5,000** 
Xbox Games Ninja Gaiden and the Classic Title Rallisport Challenge 
Need to take some time out? Take on the role of powerful ninja Ryu Hayabusa, 
who seeks revenge after his clan is massacred by the Vigor Empire. And platinum 
hit RalliSport Challenge puts you in the driver's seat of rally racing 
excitement. Value: US$70 
  
THIRD PRIZE 
Crystal Reports 10 Advanced 
Developer 
Crystal Reports' intuitive reporting toolkit helps solve the challenges 
associated with presenting formated data in applications. It provides 
developers with a faster way to easily access data, transform it into dynamic 
information and integrate it into web and windows applications. Visual designer 
makes it easy to transform data into dynamic content. Value: US$2000 
Sparx Systems� New Enterprise Architect v4.5 and increased MDG Link Range 
EA v4.5 is a flexible, complete and powerful UML modelling tool for the Windows 
platform, and provides the competitive edge for system development, project 
management and business analysis. Sparx Systems have also provided access to 
their increased MDG Link series. Value: US$320 
  
Terms and conditions: * Articles should be submitted in Microsoft Word document 
or HTML format and be less than 2.5 megabytes in file size. Articles which 
exceed the body text word count of 2,000 words will not be considered for 
publication. ^Prizes are not available to Microsoft employees and their 
relatives. Submitted articles much be in English and will be judged based on 
their originality, technical accuracy as well as the quality of English used. 
Article authors must currently be residing with the Asia Pacific region, and 
their articles must not have been published previously in a print magazine. 
Article submission should include the full name of the author, their title, 
contact email address and phone number (including country code) as well as the 
country from which they have submitted their article. Charlton Media has the 
right to refuse articles submitted by people who do not satisfy these 
requirements. The judging panel consists of MSDN Magazine Australia New Zealand 
Editor Andrew Parsons, MSDN Magazine India and Southeast Asia Editor Angela 
McFeeters, a Microsoft representative and one rotating independent judge. The 
independent judge for competition number one is White Bear Consulting Director 
Dr Greg Low. At least one prize-winning article will be published in every 
alternate edition of MSDN Magazine APAC series depending on the quality of 
submissions and availability of space. **MSDN Universal subscription is 
available only to residents of Australia. The prize winner will receive 5 
copies of the magazine that their story is published in as well as the 
above-stated prize. Articles for the first round of the competition will be 
received until 29 April 2005. Submissions beyond that date will be entered into 
the next round of the competition.

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