After a lot if struggle I was able to convert a eMbedded app to Studio 2005. It compiles and links with out any problems. (We are compiling for PocketPC 2003 )
We are trying to run it on the emulator but we get a "Not a valid Pocket PC Application" Error. Any ideas of what are the primary reasons for this error.
Thanks
Not a valid Pocket PC application
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Not a valid Pocket PC application
rcook349
what the type of your app is Some thing that I would suggest to do is to create a new Whidbey project and see how different it is from your existing app. The places that need to scrutinize are resources (especially the MENU and RCDATA), stdafx.h and the code creating the menubar.
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