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Is there or will there be any way to use vs 2010 to develop a NETCF 3.5 winforms app for WinCE, or are they obsoleted along with the windows mobile apps? I know I can still use vs 2008 in parallel but I'd rather use 2010 for everything. |
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Microsoft has made no categorical statement on that, although you can get something about what will be in the released package from this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sa69he4t(VS.100).aspx In the past, you've always seen some delay after release of a new environment before the device tools catch up, 2008 coming close to being the exception. I wouldn't expect that to change significantly. Windows CE isn't going away. |
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Am 13.04.2010 23:22, schrieb Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]: Microsoft has made no categorical statement on that, although you can get something about what will be in the released package from this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sa69he4t(VS.100).aspx In the past, you've always seen some delay after release of a new environment before the device tools catch up, 2008 coming close to being the exception. I wouldn't expect that to change significantly. Windows CE isn't going away. Hello, is there any time frame when some official statement about this is to be expected from MS? I'd be interested e.g. in: - if VB.net will be supported at all - if .net CF will be supported (afaik currently it isn't) - if there will be 2 mobile plattforms: Windows Mobile 6.5 style and Phone 7 and why this distinction/fragmentation of the market? Greetings Markus . |
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If I knew, I couldn't tell you. You can review the various keynotes from MIX and so on that introduced the Windows Phone for hints. The Embedded Systems Conference is coming up. You'd think that MS would have something to say there. Paul T. "Markus Humm" wrote: Am 13.04.2010 23:22, schrieb Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]: Microsoft has made no categorical statement on that, although you can get something about what will be in the released package from this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sa69he4t(VS.100).aspx In the past, you've always seen some delay after release of a new environment before the device tools catch up, 2008 coming close to being the exception. I wouldn't expect that to change significantly. Windows CE isn't going away. Hello, is there any time frame when some official statement about this is to be expected from MS? I'd be interested e.g. in: - if VB.net will be supported at all - if .net CF will be supported (afaik currently it isn't) - if there will be 2 mobile plattforms: Windows Mobile 6.5 style and Phone 7 and why this distinction/fragmentation of the market? Greetings Markus . |
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Thanks for your replies. Is there a particular blog or MS site we should watch to be notified when the support is released? "Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote: If I knew, I couldn't tell you. You can review the various keynotes from MIX and so on that introduced the Windows Phone for hints. The Embedded Systems Conference is coming up. You'd think that MS would have something to say there. Paul T. "Markus Humm" wrote: Am 13.04.2010 23:22, schrieb Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]: Microsoft has made no categorical statement on that, although you can get something about what will be in the released package from this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sa69he4t(VS.100).aspx In the past, you've always seen some delay after release of a new environment before the device tools catch up, 2008 coming close to being the exception. I wouldn't expect that to change significantly. Windows CE isn't going away. Hello, is there any time frame when some official statement about this is to be expected from MS? I'd be interested e.g. in: - if VB.net will be supported at all - if .net CF will be supported (afaik currently it isn't) - if there will be 2 mobile plattforms: Windows Mobile 6.5 style and Phone 7 and why this distinction/fragmentation of the market? Greetings Markus . |
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