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  • J Josh Smith

    It means that you need to add a reference to the System.dll v2.0 assembly to your project, via the Solution Explorer window. Josh

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    myg l
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    I had add a few references such as system, system.net.Irda, system.drawing.....a few more Is that wat u meant bout the reference?

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      I had add a few references such as system, system.net.Irda, system.drawing.....a few more Is that wat u meant bout the reference?

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      Yes.

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      • J Josh Smith

        Yes.

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        myg l
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        thanks for ur reply but i had add most of the reference Microsoft.Windows.CE.Froms system system.configuration system..data system.deployment system.drawing system.net.IrDA system.windows.forms system.xml but still the error appering why? regard amygal

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          thanks for ur reply but i had add most of the reference Microsoft.Windows.CE.Froms system system.configuration system..data system.deployment system.drawing system.net.IrDA system.windows.forms system.xml but still the error appering why? regard amygal

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          Have you checked the versions? 2.0 is required. -- modified at 2:44 Saturday 6th May, 2006

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            Have you checked the versions? 2.0 is required. -- modified at 2:44 Saturday 6th May, 2006

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            myg l
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            yes, the version is correct

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              yes, the version is correct

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              Robert Rohde
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              A had a second look at your erefernces list. Might it be possible that you are mixing .Net CF (Compact Framework) and normal .Net references in your project?

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              • R Robert Rohde

                A had a second look at your erefernces list. Might it be possible that you are mixing .Net CF (Compact Framework) and normal .Net references in your project?

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                wat's the difference of mixing or seperating them both? how to seperate them. I'm a really beginer student that just started learning bout .NET programming language, may you explain to me thankss =)

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                  wat's the difference of mixing or seperating them both? how to seperate them. I'm a really beginer student that just started learning bout .NET programming language, may you explain to me thankss =)

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                  Robert Rohde
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                  Its rather simple: The .Net Compact Framework is aimed at devices like mobile phones and pockets pcs. It is smaller compared to the normal framework which is aimed at 'normal' computers. You cannot mix them. You have to decide what platform you are aiming at.

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                  • R Robert Rohde

                    Its rather simple: The .Net Compact Framework is aimed at devices like mobile phones and pockets pcs. It is smaller compared to the normal framework which is aimed at 'normal' computers. You cannot mix them. You have to decide what platform you are aiming at.

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                    alright, as far as i known, there are infrared class library for .NET Compact Framework, but for normal .NET framework, I dun think it has, am I rite? Actually I'm trying to design two application between Mobile Device and Desktop. I wish to use the Infrared to send data from one another between desktop and mobile device. When I call the Infrared class as reference in mobile application, there is no prob, but when i move to normal desktop/pc application, i did the same way to call the infrared reference but i add the reference from the recent reference tab, i guess tat must be the prob occur rite? basically how to call the infrared in normal windows application? Is it the same as in smart device application? thanks for ur reply, =)

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                      alright, as far as i known, there are infrared class library for .NET Compact Framework, but for normal .NET framework, I dun think it has, am I rite? Actually I'm trying to design two application between Mobile Device and Desktop. I wish to use the Infrared to send data from one another between desktop and mobile device. When I call the Infrared class as reference in mobile application, there is no prob, but when i move to normal desktop/pc application, i did the same way to call the infrared reference but i add the reference from the recent reference tab, i guess tat must be the prob occur rite? basically how to call the infrared in normal windows application? Is it the same as in smart device application? thanks for ur reply, =)

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                      Robert Rohde
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                      To be honest I don't have a clue on how to use infrared neither on smart devices nor on desktops :((. It might be that the CF probably has a better handling on this issue than the normal .Net framework but this is only a guess.

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