Free net compact software for pda

The Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP2 Redistributable contains the common language runtime and class libraries built for the .NET Compact Framework. In addition to supporting version 2.0, it also supports applications developed for version 1.0 and service pack releases before version 2.0.
Important: This redistributable enables running .NET Compact Framework applications on the Pocket PC, Pocket PC Phone Edition, Smartphone, and other Windows CE powered devices. To develop .NET Compact Framework applications, Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SDK are required.
This package uses ActiveSync 4.0 and up to update the device, see the Windows Mobile Center for more information. Be sure to dock your device first before running NETCFSetupv2.msi. If your device is not docked, ActiveSync will store the CAB file until the time when you dock your device. Those not using ActiveSync can run the CAB files which match the device found in the install folder directly on the device.
Enhancements:
- New Features:
- Service Pack 2 of the .Net Compact Framework V2.0 includes some new features in the Remote Performance Monitor aimed at finding memory leaks in the managed heap. These features allow you to take snapshots of the GC heap at any point in time and view the relationships between the live object instances in the heap. You can also compare multiple snapshots over time in order to spot allocation trends in your application as it executes.
- Fixed Bugs:
- NETCFRPM fails on x64
- Setup install/uninstall fails silently when the MSI is launched from Control Panel-Programs and Features on Vista
- Finalizers fail on RTF objects because COM bindings are already disposed
- VS crashes on trying to attach without setting the Attach Enabled Registry Key
- Thread.Join() fails with ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE on CE 6.0 platform
- Potential memory corruption caused by circular reference
- JIT assertion failure when non-existent COM port is addressed
- TypeLoadException using generics with NETCF 2.0
- IrDA is broken on Windows CE 5.0 devices
- NetCFRPM and MDBG cannot target headless devices
- SerialPort: Data corruption occurs if DataReceived event is used to receive Unicode characters sent across serial ports
- SerialPort: Cannot open a COM port beyond COM9
- SerialPort: GetPortNames() does not return serial port names beyond COM9
- SerialPort: Data corruption occurs if DataReceived event is used to receive Unicode characters sent across serial ports
- NETCF deadlocks on exit if native callback delegate has been called on native thread
- VS 2005 RTM attempts to deploy NETCFv2.wce5.ARMV4I.cab/System_SR_ENU.cab instead of NETCFv2.wm.ARMV4I.cab/System_SR_ENU_wm.cab on Windows Mobile 6 platforms
- XmlSerializerializationWriter: When GetSpecifiedMember returns false serialization is halted resulting in loss of data
- Access violation marshaling a class with a string field
- Stepping out from a Breakpoint after Func eval causes breakpoint to remain at same place and then VS 2005 hangs
- COM: Access violation in N->M byref marshaling
- Native exception in marshalling code when using Interlocked.Exchange
- Access violation in StubPolicyAlloc (eestubpolicy.cpp
- SerialPort.Open thows IOException on CE 6.0 devices
- Type.GetDefaultMembers() doesnt return base types default members
- Installing multiple locales of same MSI results in multiple instances of NetCF showing up in Add Remove Programs
- VS 2005 attempts to deploy System_SR_ENU.cab instead of System_SR_ENU_wm.cab on Windows Mobile 6 platforms
- Debugger does not correctly handle new native threads entering through COM
- NETCFRPM parses connection string improperly when device uses ipv6
- V2 SP2: HttpWebRequest: HTTPS request fails when TLS_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA cipher is used
- Debugger may AV if breakpoints active before F5
- WebBrowsers NavigatingEventArgs does not allow to cancel navigation
- XmlSerializer fails to deserialize enums with spaces

Nyx Decision Maker 2 provides you with a sophisticated product designed for who has difficulty with making decisions. Remember the movie Interstate 60? The guy had a sphere, which gave him yes/no answers (Sometimes more complex :). This program makes the same, but on your smartphone or PDA. The program is completely redesigned and now you have opportunity to add new skins or lists to play with.

Requirements:

• Pocket PC 2002/Windows Mobile 2003/5.x
• Microsoft.NET Compact Framework 2.0

1. Multilanguage: English, Esperanto, Russian
2. 1-3 computer opponents with 3-level AI
3. Gameplay variations for 2 and 4 palyer game
4. Game progress auto-save
5. Locale auto-detection based on system's Regional Settings

Enhancements: Finnish translation

Requirements:

• Windows Mobile 2003/5/6
• .NET Compact Framework 2.0
• QVGA (240x320, 320x240)

Havent you ever heard of PocketMan?! Huh, it is a remake of the 1980s classic arcade game that absolutely everybody knows! Do you remember the little funny yellow round man who likes refreshing himself by eating lotsa dots? Do you remember the ugly monsters who want nothing better than to eat him up? Thats it! PocketMan is a freeware game that gives you a chance to have a new look at the old thing. But that is only if you have a Pocket PC device
System requirements:
- .NET Compact Framework

This application allows you to on your Pocket PC with a network connection remotely control Windows Media content on a Windows desktop.
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2002 (or higher)
- .NET Compact Framework 1.0 (or higher)

Pilot Pocket Checklists 1.0.1 offers you a versatile and powerful, yet easy-to-use tool with which you can create, edit and use checklists for all your preflight and flying tasks. You can go through the checklists using arrow keys only - you need only one hand and no stylus.

Pocket PC Sql Manager is a Remote Database Administration utility which allows you to manage MSSQL Databases from your pocket pc or any smart device. Built entirely using .Net Compact Framework (C#) it serves as yet another example of how powerful this platform is.

The idea of doing your work without being tied to the terminal is quite appealing and with all these (smart) devices rolling out in the market the question is why should one be?

I bought this new gadget ipaq 3760 (I know its not very happening compared to the other beauties out there, but it does manage to keep me entertained when I need it).

PocketSqlMan was planned when out of the blue I needed to access my Sql server while not at office even with all these high tech gadgets that I carry along I was bound to look for an access point (shame), that’s when I got to an idea of creating an application which will help me (and hopefully a lot more souls out there).