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POScreen resolution VS2008 to WM6 Emulator vs Device, why is it different?
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<p>When I debug a VS2008 WM project in the emulator, it all works as expected, but when I select a device as the target for testing, the entire application gets hosed, appearing in the upper left of the display, distorted. How can I make the display appear the same as in the emulator?</p>
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