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i use a sprint ppc 6700. Outlook integration, pocket streets and trips with the gps locator with a bluetooth adapter. Works great. Basically my next step is to create a little compact framework app to read the lat/longs and post them to a website to map out or have a "where am i " feature. Oh - and it has wifi too

auto cap worked slick. But as for the rest of it, if you tables have the same column names, it kind of sucks as when you alias the intellisense doesnt pick that up, or at least i couldnt get it to, so you have to fully qualify every column as well to get the intellisense

has anyone got the RSS Folder in outlook 2007 beta 2 to actually work? When i import, it says i have all the feeds, i select them and click next and it doesnt import any. I cant seem to add a feed by itself either..by chance might I need IE7 beta?

still get memory hogging issues, but increased speed...found this post http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=144370&SiteID=1

i noticed this today also, but in C# Web Application Project (WAP's) - my devenv was at 150 MB and slow as heck. I turned off the HTML validation and it got a little better. I have had no issues with Class Library projects.

yeah, you need a linker. RemoteSoft works - your apps are going to be between 5-10 mb instead of 400k though. There are some other linkers but their licensing schemes are wacked. I've tried remotesoft and it works, if you can deal with the size factor

have your current app.conifg or web.config, and then override the connection string with another config file using the file="DynamicSettings.config" or something. Then on each build that file would be the only thing different. You woudnt merge up the dynamic settings at all to your release build.

I guess the question is, why not just use an imagelist? You can create that on the fly or at design time, either way. Just create it in code, add one image and you are good to go.

Microsoft isnt making anyone pay. Yes you can secure two endpoints with SSL but withouth a trusted authority (verisign, etc) then the certificates are meaningless, as noted already. Anyone can spoof their certificates to be anyone else with no verification - not very secure for end users, who might think they are buying something over a secure channel that really is some other site.

when you install it, it puts a web service (EditService.asmx) in the root folder of where you unpacked the files. You can use this to create add ons or tools to manage the wiki, or pull topics, etc to other pages not on the wiki itself.