Thank you Pete, I know Bling and love it

a Storyboary library, an animation library, a library of animations already developed where I can change the target property to make my application looks nice. I expected to find something commercial on the net, but I can't

I tried to search the net, but I couldn't find any, I must be blind then

as posted here from Scott : http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/10/03/releasing-the-source-code-for-the-net-framework-libraries.aspx[^] Did anyone see a link to download 'Source Code for the .NET Framework Libraries' or something ?

Do you remeber the MFC Approach to a Common Command interface ? I was wondering that something similar is missing on WinForms since the beginning. There is only one msdn doc. here http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/10/CommandManagement/default.aspx[^] and there is also the Command Pattern in WPF, but... nobody had the same trouble moving from MFC ?

just trying it, is it just me or the editor is far from being usable ? I mean, it's very nice, but when I need to bind events from any control the only thing it can do is bind one event : example, insert a button, then Ctrl+Dbl click adds the click event and this seems the only event that can be managed from the editor...or I'm missing where it can be done ? tried the property window etc etc, windows form editor seems more powerful... what's your experience ?

here we go, sun answer : https://openjfx.dev.java.net/[^] let's face the battle...

very bad experience here too. another thing not mentioned here yet regarding the sync tool (ultimate) : I set up a sync folder to a network sahre folder and I was unable to cancel the operation, the system was contnuing sync all the folders ignring all my canceling operation. I've gone mad. not to mention all the other things we all know : SLQ server, VS2005.. it's useless IMO at the moment

:(( should be out by now.. noboby is speaking of it anymore... even beta versions... http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/support/servicing/sp1_vs05/default.aspx[^]

Oh my... I decide to use the IJW to add some .NET to an unmanaged already working project.... Damn Slow ! Compiling the project now takes more than 10 times before adding the 'Common Language runtime option '/clr switch'. but wait : the linker, I dunno, still waiting... 30 minutes the linker is still linking... that's nice... now, I know, never touch a working project... but I wonder if anyone is using this nice but bloody slow feature available in VS2005...

you are a idiot, get a life

I know that this combination now it's not possible. The standard_sdk for WinCE.net 4.2 works only with evc 4.0 sp2 or higher (sp4). The sdks available for VS2005 are only windows mobile 5.0 and pocketpc 2003. Apparently there is no reason why I cannot compile a native application for wince 4.2 with vs2005 even if it seems that vs2005 only supports wince 5.0. Anyone has faced the same problem ?

Anyone is aware of any symbol libraries (.wmf, .dwg) free (or cheap) on the net for Architecture (windows, doors etc) ?

I'd go play casino right now, must be your moment

I agree, but... I'm just thinking on all the implications these changes will bring to support teams : I see already some support justify their problems since the WinXP SP2 has been installed.... This is a general consideration : should a SP bring this whole bag of changes or should it just fix bugs ? I'd prefere a SP just resolving bugs and eventually a new package called 'Security Pack for WinXP' or 'Security Technical Refresh for WinXP' or whatever This SP2 is gonna brake a lot of working stuff IMHO that's why I'm puzzling... :confused:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/security/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnwxp/html/securityinxpsp2.asp[^] mmmmhhhhh......

You should ask to your device manufactor. If this is a industrial device, then there should be a 'RegSave' utility : start->run menu then type RegSave

David, what's your platform ? Is it a HPC2K Industrial device ? In this case try to move the EXE to the RAM instead of running directly from the FLASH Memory : I've found that many times this solved my problems....

Hi Frannk, I had this problem too (plus many others... sadly)... After a long period trying to discover where the problem was I 've found that the source code has some weird CRLF somewhere. Try to open the sources with another editor (i.e. VS 6) and save them, then rebuild. I think this solved my problem, but I don't remember exactly if this was the solution since I did so many test and trail (you know how things go when you get desperate...) hope this helps

Joao, When I say it's unsupported doesn't mean you can't use it. The problem is if you need assistance or you ask for a pay per incident support. In this case you get that the tools you used (ADOCE C++) are unsupported and you get stucked... that's all