Is Compact Edition still the best small database choice?

I need a compact database to use with my Windows Form application. What is the best version of SQL Server to use? I see Compact Edition 4.0, however it looks like a couple of years old now.
TIA,
Miles
Miles Gibson

MS SQL Server has been released in various versions and editions. Please see these links to find what is best for your application:
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