C# standard for Compact framework

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I have purchased C# Standard which I hoped would include C# support for all
devices. It does include Visual Studio 2003. But the IDE does not seem to
include Smart Device (Pocket PC) as a project template. Is it possible to
upgrade my C# product so I can develop C# applications for Pocket PC? Or
do I have to purchase Visual Studio Professional?

Peter Seaman

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Unfortunately the single language versions don't have support for smart device development. You need Visual Studio.NET 2003 professional or enterprise

Regards
Maarten Struys, eMV
PTS Software b
www.opennetcf.org | www.dotnetfordevices.co

----- Peter Seaman wrote: ----

I have purchased C# Standard which I hoped would include C# support for al
devices. It does include Visual Studio 2003. But the IDE does not seem t
include Smart Device (Pocket PC) as a project template. Is it possible t
upgrade my C# product so I can develop C# applications for Pocket PC? O
do I have to purchase Visual Studio Professional

Peter Seama

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You will need to purchase Visual Studio Professional. If you by any chance
qualify for Academic, it also includes Mobile Device tools

"Peter Seaman" <Peter MS Seaman at StableSoftware.com> wrote in message
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> I have purchased C# Standard which I hoped would include C# support for
all
> devices. It does include Visual Studio 2003. But the IDE does not seem
to
> include Smart Device (Pocket PC) as a project template. Is it possible to
> upgrade my C# product so I can develop C# applications for Pocket PC? Or
> do I have to purchase Visual Studio Professional?
>
> Peter Seaman
>
>
>

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Thanks for these clear replies.

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