Mark your calendars - Mobile Connections.- August 14, 2007 When November 5-8, 2007 Where Mandalay Bay Resort,Las Vegas, NV What is it about Enterprise mobility is the wave of the future and this future is now! Connections brings you all the latest in mobility development technologies ready for prime time today. Train with Microsoft architects and top notch industry speakers and also network with your colleagues to build a valuable resource of peers. Co-located with Mobile Connections this fall will be: Microsoft ASP.NET Connections, Visual Studio.http://blogs.msdn.com/amit_chopra/archive/2007/08/13/mark-your-calendars-mobile-connection... The operation could not be completed. The device is not connected. - Another reason for this.- August 9, 2007 Traditionally this error has been a result of the corrupted local device datastore that stores information about all your devices and emulators. However during a recent incident where I was trying to help someone in the office with this issue, I uncovered another strange reason for this issue to show up. In the case of the person whose machine I was trying to troubleshoot had an interesting symptom. Only 1 project on this machine when I pressed F5 gave this error. All the others worked. Which...http://blogs.msdn.com/amit_chopra/archive/2007/08/09/the-operation-could-not-be-completed-... Unable to see the Windows Mobile 6.0 Templates in VS 2008 Beta 2- August 9, 2007 If you have been using Visual Studio 2005 with Windows Mobile 6.0 SDK, you will notice that after you install VS 2008 Beta 2, you don't see the templates for this SDK in the New Project Dialog for Smart Devices. You attempt to repair the SDKs, but still no luck. So here is what is happening. A device SDK needs to register with a specific version of the development tool when you install the SDK. This is done by making a Call to what we call the SDK Installer Shim. During Install and...http://blogs.msdn.com/amit_chopra/archive/2007/08/09/unable-to-see-the-windows-mobile-6-0-... |