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I had the problem to get a FileFormatException as soon as I started a WPF application under Windows XP. As I figured out, it was caused by having image sizes bigger than 64x64 pixels in my application
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If I use onBackPressed() on Android 1.5, my application crashes. Is there any possibility to deactivate this function if running on an Android 1.5 device?
I have a Flash application that requires Flash version 10.0 to run. I want to add native mouse cursors, which were introduced in Flash 10.2, but I don\'t want to require all my users to upgrade, and I
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