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Neil Cowburn has a very interesting post on using ILMerge with Compact Framework apps .  It seems that, by default, ILMerge always uses the .NET Framework Assemblies.  Neil talks about the targetplatform and platformdirectory command-line arguments that can be used to tell ILMerge to use the proper assemblies (the Compact Framework Assemblies in this case).
As most developer type bods, debugging problems on deployed software can be an arduous task at best. Sure, tracing and asserts are great tools to be utilised and the JIT Debugger is cracking allowing the debugger to view the call stack as well as a plain text explanation of the unhandled exception. Well, using Framework 1.* that was the case. However, after deploying a Framework 2.0 application to a Windows XP Home (SP2) machine with all the usual critical patches installed, etc. a nasty l ... [ read more ]
A reusable About Box form for developers and users.
Demonstrates creating object-oriented database systems with the DatabaseObjects library.
Article and source code for creating a CNC graphical backplotter
Source Code: DAL For MS Access Databases - Part 6 DAL For MS Access Databases - Part 6 Previous parts of this article can be read at:  Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 , Part 4 , Part 5 Part five of this article demonstrated how to 1) create a custom BindingSource class; 2) bind a custom BindingSource class to a DataGridView; 3) extend a TableAdapter by adding queries to it; and 4) modify and/or extend a TableAdapter via its partial class. Part six provides ... [ read more ]
This article describes an approach to providing users with the means to submit error information directly back to the software developers as errors are encountered during the use of a targeted application


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