Congratulations to Cicadaman & co. for getting Froyo running on the Nook Color! Visit the nook Color portal!

See Rooting new hardware FIRST if you have a nook original with a 1003* serial# or above.

She managed to get most of it off 78

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-                  Business items are functions used in .NET Web services that let people connect plus run applications with your web site. You expose these business objects by deploying the Web service to your Web host. Following the items are exposed, your customers may call the small business things also run the functions. Visual Studio has some deployment magician that helps you deploy your Web services.
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-Click the Windows "Start" key and select "All Programs." Click ".NET Framework," then click "Visual Studio" to open your Windows programming software.
-Click the "Open" icon in the Visual Studio toolbar. Double-click your Web service task name to open the code in your workspace.
-Click the "Website"  menu option also select "Copy Website." A dialog box availables everywhere you configure your web site settings also upload your content.
-Type the URL for your website in the "Open Web Site" text box. Click "Copy Web Website." A dialog box wide open with the owner name also password for your website access. This yous the data provided by means of your Web host to access your Control Panel. Click "Ok" to reveal the business objects and upload the site.