problem: building and lauching Compact Framework apps on laptop

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Greetings

Hope anyone can help me on this problem.
I've installed VS.NET 2003 on my laptop computer to develop Pocket PC
applications using .NET Compact Framework, but when I lauch the
application on emulator, nothing appens; only the exe file is copied to
emulator but the application does not appear (it is not lauched). This
is odd. Any sugestions?

Thanks.

Sérgio
 
In the emulator you can drill down from My Computer, to program files, to
the app folder and find the executable. Double click it. If it doesn't
start then it's your app.


Kindest Regards,

Cindy Cruciger
(e-mail address removed)
 
If you are pressing F5 to start the application, you must
have a network connection on your laptop (or a loopback)
to launch the application from VS.Net with debugging. To
get around this, press Ctrl-F5 to start the application in
the emulator without debugging.
 
Here is a good step by step on what needs to be done

http://www.pocketpcdn.com/articles/emulator_loopback.html

Thanks
Amit
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If you are pressing F5 to start the application, you must
have a network connection on your laptop (or a loopback)
to launch the application from VS.Net with debugging. To
get around this, press Ctrl-F5 to start the application in
the emulator without debugging.


Amit Chopra
Visual Studio for Devices
Microsoft Corp.
 
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