I'm looking to try and add some advertisement to my program and found this article on the MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/dn284011(v=msads.10).aspx
It has a screenshot of where the Connected Service button should be:
(source: microsoft.com)
But when I look, I don't have one:
I'm using Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit with VS Professional 2013.
From your screenshot, it looks like you are using a Desktop Windows Forms or WPF project. Try creating a Windows Store 8.1 app (File -> New Project. Visual C# -> Store Apps -> Universal Apps). You should see the "Connected Service.." option under the "Add" menu.
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I need to create windows store application using c#.I need Pre-requisite(like OS version and VS studio Version) for developing the App.
Any Suggestion regarding this would be appreciated.
You need to install Visual Studio Community Edition on a Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 OS.
Then create new project and find Visual C# -> Store Apps. Choose your desire project template (Universal, Windows or Windows Phone) and there you go.
I'm new to Windows.
I have source code of WPF Application, which I want to submit to windows store, but when I try to open it using Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows, it says: "This project is incompatible with the current edition".
Also, there is no WPF Application option under "New project".
How can I open my WPF Application and submit it to windows store?
WPF Application is not compatible with Windows Store.
You must create a Windows Store App which you can find in Universal App section of the Project templates.
I need to publish my windows phone 8.1 silverlight application to the store.
I used Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate for developing the application.
But I could not find 'Associate App with the store' option in the project tab.
Lauch app certification kit is the only available option . How do I associate app with the store ?
Please help.!
Silverlight apps don't need to be manually associated with the store. The application ID, etc. will be set automatically on the xap when it is uploaded and signed.
For a Windows Runtime app the "Associate the app with the store" menu will copy the application ID, publisher ID, etc. locally into the appxmanifest.
Only universal phone app can be associated with the store to be able to bundle it with Windows Store app into one package. It's useless for silverlight apps.
You should select:
"Store" -> "Create app package" and follow the steps there.
Here you can find more information:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh975357.aspx
I've downloaded the Windows Phone 8.1 SDK Update and I'm attempting to make a Windows Phone 8.1 project. I've updated visual studio with the latest patches but the only template options I have for 8.1 is the standard Windows Store apps as seen in the screenshot below:
Windows Store
Any idea how I can get "Windows Phone" to appear with the appropriate OS target?
I think you didn't install everything. Because i've got actually another screenshot. Following this link you must install Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 - everything needed for WP8.1 is there. Also if you wish to develop Windows Store apps (universal or something) you should install Windows 8.1 SDK from here
Look a bit bown in the list on your screenshot. On the same level the 2nd last option is Windows Phone. That should be it.
i'm currently developing windows 8 Application using visual studio 2012 with C# and .Net.
I'm used template from visual studio 2012 (in new project -> Installed -> other template -> other languages -> visual C# -> window store -> blank app xaml)
then i execute it on the simulator (then windows tablet simulator appear), my question, can my application that i built can running on windows phone 7 or 8?
As xVir,suggested you cannot run a windows 8 app on a windows phone.
But you can use some strategies to maximise code reuse between the apps.
Separate UI and application logic using the MVVM pattern
Use Portable Class Libraries(PCL) to share functionalities
Share code with Add as Link
Share using Windows Runtime Components
Handling difference between WP8 and W8 platforms
For more info you can refer this Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 app development
No. It is different project types.
But you can share some common code between projects using libraries.
No, it doesn't work. windows phone is diffrent platforms. if you want to run same code on windows phone 8 and windows 8 you can use the portable classess.