Compact .NET Framework on Desktop?

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  • Zer0
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    Compact .NET Framework on Desktop?

    Hi people,
    I'm basically wondering if it is possisble to create an application for the
    PocketPC using the Compact Framework and use it on both the desktop PC and
    the PocketPC. As this will same me creating two applications!

    Thanks,
    Zer0


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      Re: Compact .NET Framework on Desktop?

      "Zer0" <no@way.comwrot e in
      news:NrOdneAhlq Xd9KbYnZ2dnUVZ8 sudnZ2d@bt.com:
      Hi people,
      I'm basically wondering if it is possisble to create an application
      for the PocketPC using the Compact Framework and use it on both the
      desktop PC and the PocketPC. As this will same me creating two
      applications!
      Yes it's possible. You can stick with features that are in all editions of
      the .NET framework.

      You can also flag certain code blocks to compile only in certain conditions
      (i.e. Release Build vs. Debug vs. Compact Edition build).

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        • Zer0
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          Re: Compact .NET Framework on Desktop?

          Thanks for the reply!
          Can you advise me on how to make sure I only use those features that are
          supported by the Compact Framework? I am using Visual Studio 2005.

          Thanks,
          Zer0


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          "Zer0" <no@way.comwrot e in
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          >
          > Hi people,
          >I'm basically wondering if it is possisble to create an application
          >for the PocketPC using the Compact Framework and use it on both the
          >desktop PC and the PocketPC. As this will same me creating two
          >applications !
          >
          Yes it's possible. You can stick with features that are in all editions of
          the .NET framework.
          >
          You can also flag certain code blocks to compile only in certain
          conditions
          (i.e. Release Build vs. Debug vs. Compact Edition build).

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