.Net Compact Framework SP 1 Now Available for Download

[Mike Temporale]

http://blogs.msdn.com/netcfteam/archive/2006/06/21/642013.aspx

"Microsoft .NET Compact Framework version 2.0 SP1 release has been completed and is in the process of being released. This service pack was driven customer feedback including improvements in stability, adds new debugging features, extended platform support, and new developer functionality."

The .NetCF2 SP1 is now available for download from Microsoft. Among the list of new features is the ability to store the Global Assembly Cache on the storage card, Remote Performance monitor, Serializable attribute, and a rather long list of bug fixes. Unfortunately, I don't see anything about reducing the overall size of the CF. you can read all about it on the .NET CF team blog.

[Mike Temporale]

http://blogs.msdn.com/netcfteam/archive/2006/06/21/642013.aspx

"Microsoft .NET Compact Framework version 2.0 SP1 release has been completed and is in the process of being released. This service pack was driven customer feedback including improvements in stability, adds new debugging features, extended platform support, and new developer functionality."

The .NetCF2 SP1 is now available for download from Microsoft. Among the list of new features is the ability to store the Global Assembly Cache on the storage card, Remote Performance monitor, Serializable attribute, and a rather long list of bug fixes. Unfortunately, I don't see anything about reducing the overall size of the CF. you can read all about it on the .NET CF team blog.

[toaddodger]

Got a chuckle out of the picture. The dude on the lower right end is totally photoshopped in.

Wish I could've done that on picture day in school. Imagine 30 kindergartners lined up in their Sunday best, and me photoshopped in basejumping from the school cafeteria behind them.

[Mike Temporale]

Originally Posted by toaddodger

Got a chuckle out of the picture. The dude on the lower right end is totally photoshopped in.

Wish I could've done that on picture day in school. Imagine 30 kindergartners lined up in their Sunday best, and me photoshopped in basejumping from the school cafeteria behind them.

I always thought he looked a little different. Now that you mention it, yeah, he was added after the fact - for sure.

I would love to see a school picture like that. I would also love to see my kids face as they look at it wondering how their teacher did that behind them while they had their picture taken. :mrgreen: