OWB 10.2

I've heard about a beta program for owb. There should exist an owb version 10.2. Where can I find a download for this version?
Regards
Martin

There is no production 10.2 version of OWB. The current beta program for 10.2 has been closed for several months. The production release for 10.2 is scheduled for the first half of 2006.
Hope this helps,
Keith
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