Today, Richard Greenberg, Group Program Manager for the .NET Compact Framework, officially opened his web log. He has wasted no time in getting to some interesting content. Please take a few moments and pay him a visit . Take care, -- DK Disclaimer(s...

Have you been writing an application where you needed to relate multiple controls to each other (ex: a Button and a TextBox) where multiple sets of the related controls are required? The scenario I have an application where I needed to have multiple Button...

One of the joys of working with managed code is not having to worry (as much) about memory management and letting the Garbage Collector do it's job. There are situations, however, when applications need to take a more active role in memory management...

Just a quick note for those of you who have already read my " Is your application running on version 2 of the .NET Compact Framework? " post... Today, I updated the application configuration file data to list all versions of the .NET Compact Framework...

This is the third part in the series describing .NET Compact Framework v2 performance counters. A complete listing of this series, to date, is included below. Pre-requisite: Monitoring Application Performance on the .NET Compact Framework Part I - Enabling...

Now that version 2 of the .NET Compact Framework has been released and Visual Studio 2005 has been launched, I thought it would be a good idea to post an update to the application configuration (app.config) file needed to allow your .NET Compact Framework...

While I do not often delve into native programming on this weblog, I was asked about this topic recently and thought I would share what I learned. That question was: "How do I target a specific processor type when building a native Windows CE 5.0 application...