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You must obtain updated solution software that can read and process the new CAB file format. Microsoft does not publish the schema to this file because the internal format is subject to change. We do not recommend solutions that read the CAB file directly. However, Microsoft has provided information about the format changes to any customer or to any solution provider that has an existing solution. For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:.

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DIL Sockets with decoupling capacitator. However, much like its exterior is expected to draw inspiration from the larger Tundra, so should its interior. That suggests chunky read: tough styling elements, nicer materials throughout, and modern features. We expect the truck to continue to be offered with an extended cab and a crew cab as well as a short- and long-bed option. We only hope the back seat in the new truck is roomier than the current crew cab's cramped accommodations.

On the infotainment front, we expect the Tacoma to switch to a larger and more contemporary setup. That likely means the current 8. New Cars. The interior feels mighty durable, which means it's basically made up of the hardest plastics possible.

It might be easy to clean, but it also feels cheap and looks entirely forgettable. That said, the dials are chunky enough to work with gloved hands, and the buttons to turn on the parking sensors and Qi wireless charging pad offer satisfying clicks with each push. The upright nature of the Tacoma's body means visibility is excellent.

Both rows of seats in my tester's crew-cab configuration offer plenty of space, and the seats in the second row can flip up for additional storage.

The driving position, on the other hand, is awkward and frustrating for taller drivers. The steering wheel tilts and telescopes, but only barely. Throw a lack of adjustable pedals into the mix, and my 6-foot frame can't find a position where my legs and arms are comfortable simultaneously. Adding extra movement to the steering column would go a long way in improving the Tacoma's daily drivability.

The Tacoma's driving position hints at the mediocrity to come from its on-road demeanor. Around town, I'm not left wanting for noise, vibration or harshness. Over bumps, the Tacoma acts like any other truck with an empty bed, shimmying and bouncing and transferring all that movement to the occupants. The brakes don't exactly inspire confidence, either, with the pedal feeling like it's half a step away from engaging ABS even under normal braking. The powertrain is better.