I'm so confused by the documentation comes with vs.net 2003. When the
CF filter is on, it correctly lists only CF types/methods in the class
library reference, but always lists all events available in full
framework. On the other hand, delegates such as System.EventHandler are
not listed. I have to jump back to vs.net to let IntelliSence tell me
what's really available.

Am I using the right document? Any better offline reference for CF?


Thanks,
Stefan

There is an issue with how the documentation is generated so that none of
the Events are marked as supported by the .NET Compact Framework in the
table of members. Generally a good reference to what is supported in your
project is to use the Object Browser in VS since this will list only
supported members in the CF libraries. Then refer to the documentation for
more information about a specific item.

Peter

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"Stefan Hong" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm so confused by the documentation comes with vs.net 2003. When the CF
> filter is on, it correctly lists only CF types/methods in the class
> library reference, but always lists all events available in full
> framework. On the other hand, delegates such as System.EventHandler are
> not listed. I have to jump back to vs.net to let IntelliSence tell me
> what's really available.
>
> Am I using the right document? Any better offline reference for CF?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Stefan