1.  Login to gmail and export contacts into vcf format.

2.  Open a cmd prompt and use the following command to push the file onto the SDCARD of the emulator

      - adb push contacts.vcf /sdcard/contacts.vcf

3.  Open the contacts application, hit the menu button and choose "import from sdcard" ... it should automatically pick up the vcf file.

This is one of those errors that is misleading because it obfuscates the REAL issue.  I realized today that I forgot to add a namespace to my WCF project.  So I dutifully went back and add it.  Then I got this error.  

WCF Service Host cannot find any service metadata

Turns out that this broke the references to the contracts in my app.config (or web.config.)  All I had to do was right click on my app.config and click "Edit WCF Configuration" and troll through the tree of settings and re-set my contract fields.  By clicking the ellipses and browsing to the DLL and then the interface, it would refresh the setting with the appropriate namespace in the value.  Alternatively you can just type the namespace in the config file directly of course, but I rather like using the tool.

I am using Sandcastle to generate my documentation, but I am also using Codesmith to generate all my DTOs.  When I try to generate documentation against the DTO library I get the following error:

SHFB: Error BE0065: BUILD FAILED: The imported project "C:\Program Files\MSBuild\CodeSmith\CodeSmith.targets" was not found. Confirm that the path in the <Import> declaration is correct, and that the file exists on disk.  C:\projects\[dir]\[dir]\[dir]\my.project.file.csproj

The workaround is rather lame, but easily done.  I have to open the project file for the project that contains the CodeSmith generated content and remove the following line:

<Import Project="$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)\CodeSmith\CodeSmith.targets" />

Save it, and then rebuild your sandcastle project in the "Sandcastle Help File Builder GUI."

Don't forget to put that line BACK after you have generated your code.  Like I said, lame.