I have a .NET application for Intermec device with SQL Server CE.
If I debug a program with VS.NET 2003, in the installed program I find this
file:
..NET Framerwork 1.0 ENU String....
SQL Server CE...
SQL Server DEV....

In Active Sync, this file has the checkbox disabled. If I select remove
this file from ActiveSync and I close the device, when I re-sync the device
with Active Sync, this file are again in the installed program!!!

Now, if I execute a cold boot, this file are cancelled (OK!) BUT if I make
a cold boot with the voice enabled "Registry Save: Enable Registry Storage"
this file are installed again ?!?!

How can I cancel this file? Are they in the Intermec registry? Is it a
debug problem of VS.NET?

Can you reply to my question, please?
Thanks a lot.
Marco.

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It's not a problem. These are cab files installed by VS.NET for debugging.
If you are using SQLCE you will need the "SQL Server CE..." entry because
then your application won't work since it references SQLCE. The other items
are used for debugging your application.

If you don't want the debug cabs try and remove from the device and not from
activesync.


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"Marco via DotNetMonster.com" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a .NET application for Intermec device with SQL Server CE.
> If I debug a program with VS.NET 2003, in the installed program I find
> this
> file:
> .NET Framerwork 1.0 ENU String....
> SQL Server CE...
> SQL Server DEV....
>
> In Active Sync, this file has the checkbox disabled. If I select remove
> this file from ActiveSync and I close the device, when I re-sync the
> device
> with Active Sync, this file are again in the installed program!!!
>
> Now, if I execute a cold boot, this file are cancelled (OK!) BUT if I make
> a cold boot with the voice enabled "Registry Save: Enable Registry
> Storage"
> this file are installed again ?!?!
>
> How can I cancel this file? Are they in the Intermec registry? Is it a
> debug problem of VS.NET?
>
> Can you reply to my question, please?
> Thanks a lot.
> Marco.
>
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> Message posted via http://www.dotnetmonster.com