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I am totally new to MicroStrategy.NET. So you're saying there's little value to a download. That instead, I can use their web services?
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I am totally new to MicroStrategy.NET. So you're saying there's little value to a download. That instead, I can use their web services?

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I need to learn this tool before my job starts and hope I can get my hands dirty with it.<br />
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Is this possible?<br />
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Thanks
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I need to learn this tool before my job starts and hope I can get my hands dirty with it.

Is this possible?

Thanks

Can I play with MicroStrategy.NET without a license?

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