From: JohnD on
Hello All,
I'm pretty sure that I've not changed the machine or VS2005 configuration
but when I try to load my CE 5.0 C++ solution I get the following message:
(the project file follows too).

Anyone have any ideas about what's going on? Cheers,

/john

The following error has occurred during XML parsing:

File: J:\11.0\aplsrc\wince5_dbg\dyalog.vcproj
Line: 6
Column: 2
Error Message:
The element 'VisualStudioUserFile' is used but not declared in the
DTD/Schema.

The file 'J:\11.0\aplsrc\wince5_dbg\dyalog.vcproj' has failed to load.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?>
<VisualStudioUserFile
ProjectType="Visual C++"
Version="8.00"
ShowAllFiles="false"
>
<Configurations>
<Configuration
Name="Debug|Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK (ARMV4I)"
>
<DebugSettings
Command="$(TargetPath)"
WorkingDirectory=""
CommandArguments=""
Attach="false"
DebuggerType="3"
Remote="1"
RemoteMachine="JOHND-PC"
RemoteCommand=""
HttpUrl=""
PDBPath=""
SQLDebugging=""
Environment=""
EnvironmentMerge="true"
DebuggerFlavor="4"
MPIRunCommand=""
MPIRunArguments=""
MPIRunWorkingDirectory=""
ApplicationCommand=""
ApplicationArguments=""
ShimCommand=""
MPIAcceptMode=""
MPIAcceptFilter=""
/>
<DeploymentTool
DeploymentDevice="C2B0BA8B-9547-4740-9B68-C371C71045F9"
/>
<DebuggerTool
RemoteExecutable="\program files\pocket apl\dyalog.exe"
Arguments=""
/>
</Configuration>
<Configuration
Name="Release|Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK (ARMV4I)"
>
<DebugSettings
Command="$(TargetPath)"
WorkingDirectory=""
CommandArguments=""
Attach="false"
DebuggerType="3"
Remote="1"
RemoteMachine="JOHND-PC"
RemoteCommand=""
HttpUrl=""
PDBPath=""
SQLDebugging=""
Environment=""
EnvironmentMerge="true"
DebuggerFlavor="4"
MPIRunCommand=""
MPIRunArguments=""
MPIRunWorkingDirectory=""
ApplicationCommand=""
ApplicationArguments=""
ShimCommand=""
MPIAcceptMode=""
MPIAcceptFilter=""
/>
<DeploymentTool
DeploymentDevice="C2B0BA8B-9547-4740-9B68-C371C71045F9"
/>
<DebuggerTool
RemoteExecutable=""
Arguments=""
/>
</Configuration>
</Configurations>
</VisualStudioUserFile>