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Originally Posted by chronster
I could do these things lol.
I mean if I had time I could. I have the wm 6.1 pro sdk pack for visual studio 2008, but the problem is, I work with visual studio for a living. It's not exactly something I want to come home and do lol.
If I made this, I''d make it as simple as possible. Install to SD card, drag and drop all the sounds you want into a folder within the app directory, then when the app loads it adds everything to a drop down combo box with a play button next to it. This would take up minimal landscape at the top. Below that would be like 9 blank buttons and when you click it, you can assign it the sound selected in the combo box above. To remove it, you click the remove button at the bottom (which would change to a done button) and click the buttons you want to clear.
now that I think of it, it really wouldn't take that long. I may go ahead and make this. I just wish the development environment wasn't a big phone otherwise I could make it look like I'm really working on what I'm supposed to be working on.
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Dude, I work with Visual Studio for a living too. I just work on my WM apps at work. LOL
By the way, have fun adjusting to the horrible world of COMPACT .Net framework. ;p
I had to build a couple subs (total about 200 lines code) to sort a listview. Full framework: listview1.sort
haha