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Feb 10 2009

Part 18 of "24 Hours of Windows Mobile"

Part 18 of the "24 Hours of Windows Mobile" series will be tomorrow. I also just noticed that the other webcast for the series now appear on the Microsoft Events calendar.

Linq on Windows Mobile (11 Feb)
Creating .Net Framework Custom Controls (18 Feb)
Creating Compelling Attractive UIs for Windows Mobile Applications (25 Feb)

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AccessViolationException? Should I be getting this error from a managed partially trusted program? http://t.co/04HD1tvy

January 28. 17:25
Does any one know if the source code for the .Net collections classes public? I found the source code for other classes, but need ArrayList.

January 27. 19:48
Hmmmm....I wonder if I can find info on how the .Net collection classes allocate memory. Found the code for the MemoryStream class.

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