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How to Build Compact Framework Projects with TFS 2010

If you have a Visual Studio 2008 solution with one or more Compact Framework (also referred to as “Smart Device”) projects that you’re trying to build with TFS 2010 or MSBuild 4.0, you’ve probably hit one of the following errors: error MSB4062: The "Microsoft.CompactFramework.Build.Tasks.AddHighDPIResource"
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Upgrading TFS 2008 Build Definitions to TFS 2010

If you’re a TFS 2008 user who’s thinking about installing TFS 2010 Beta 2 , you may be wondering what will be involved in getting your existing build definitions to work in 2010. You see, build definitions in TFS 2008 are entirely automated using MSBuild.
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Project System Compatibility with Team Build

There are a number of projects that you can create and build in Visual Studio that are not supported by MSBuild. That means you can’t use MSBuild to build them from a command line and you can’t build them if they’re contained in a solution you’re building
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SQL Server Integration Services and Team Build

I recently came across a helpful post on Jim Morris' IDeveloper blog . He describes how to get your SSIS packages "building" in MSBuild (allowing them to be built by Team Build as well). The problem stems from the fact that Team Build uses MSBuild
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Building Visual Studio Setup Projects with Team Build

We get this question often enough that I thought I would post the answer. In the future, I'll be posting answers to common Team Build questions as discrete blog posts tagged with "FAQ" to facilitate browsing or subscription via RSS . If you’re trying
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Team Foundation Server FAQ

Frequently asked questions and answers regarding Visual Studio Team Foundation Server.
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