.NET Framework - Common source code for compact and full framework for DLL?

I am trying to write a DLL that will run on either the compact or full
framework in VS 2008.  I'd like to be able to code and test on a desktop
initially, then move the code to a mobile device for testing on that platform.

I thought it would be as easy as changing the target device and recompiling,
but once selected as CF I do not have the option of going back.

I assume I am not the first to want to do this.  How is this being done by
others?

  Byron replied to Byron

Never mind... I am an idiot and found the answer right after I posted.

  PvdG42 replied to Byron

And, for those of us reading the thread with interest, could you please post
the "right answer" you found?

Thanks!

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