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    copied!<p>Just realized I used my wrong reply (yes I have a collection of these for work)</p> <p>anyhow, google 'NetCFSvcUtil' if you are running windows 7 then you need the newer version - <a href="http://blogs.msdn.com/habibh/archive/2009/06/26/netcfsvcutil-exe-and-windows-7.aspx" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Updated NetCFSvcUtil</a></p> <p>Basically you are going to use this utility to crate a proxy for you.</p> <hr> <p>Rather long winded post but this will get you started :)</p> <p>Google these things then, download and install :</p> <p>Running Vista or greater ? : Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 Driver for Windows Vista Otherwise : Active Sync (methinks the latest verson is 4.5)</p> <p>Windows Mobile SDK's - Windows Mobile 6 Standard SDK Refresh - Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK Refresh</p> <p>Windows Mobile Emulator Images - Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard Images (USA) - Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Images (USA)</p> <p>Configure Active Sync (WMDC) Start Windows Mobile Device Center Hover ‘Mobile Device Settings’ -> Select ‘Connection Settings’ Set following options : - Allow USB Connections : true - Allow Connections to one of the following : DMA - This Computer connects to : Automatic - Allow Automattic Device Authentication : true - Allow data connections on this device when connected to the pc : true</p> <p>Configure Emulator Start Visual Studio Device Manager (create a shortcut from C:\Program Files\Microsoft Device Emulator\1.0\dvcemumanager.exe) Right Click on an entry and press ‘Connect’ to start the emulator image Once the Emulator has started, Right Click on the same emulator image and press ‘Cradle’ (this establishes the active sync partnership). If this is the first time you have partnered this particular emulator image WMDC will prompt for you to setup a partnership, you need to do this. You don’t need to synchronize anything (in fact I recommend you don’t) but you still need to go through the process.</p> <p>Setup Network Access Start \ Settings \ [Connections] \ Connections \ [Advanced] \ Select Networks Both options should be set to be ‘My ISP’</p> <p>Create a Device Project Start Visual Studio File \ New \ Project : Smart Device \ Smart Device Project - follow the wizard.</p>
 

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