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Pikalek
Pikalek
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You need to get a device first using StorageDevice.BeginShowSelector In the Async callback of that method, you can assign the device to your variable. Only then can you call methods on it.
See Getting a StorageDevice Asyncronously (MSDN).

I suggest using the EasyStorageEasyStorage helper classes that encapsulates a lot of the setup of loading/saving.

You need to get a device first using StorageDevice.BeginShowSelector In the Async callback of that method, you can assign the device to your variable. Only then can you call methods on it.
See Getting a StorageDevice Asyncronously (MSDN).

I suggest using the EasyStorage helper classes that encapsulates a lot of the setup of loading/saving.

You need to get a device first using StorageDevice.BeginShowSelector In the Async callback of that method, you can assign the device to your variable. Only then can you call methods on it.
See Getting a StorageDevice Asyncronously (MSDN).

I suggest using the EasyStorage helper classes that encapsulates a lot of the setup of loading/saving.

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George Duckett
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You need to get a device first using StorageDevice.BeginShowSelector In the Async callback of that method, you can assign the device to your variable. Only then can you call methods on it.
See Getting a StorageDevice Asyncronously (MSDN).

I suggest using the EasyStorage helper classes that encapsulates a lot of the setup of loading/saving.