mvvm-light unable to create WP7 app "the project type is not supported by this installation" - mvvm-light

I have been trying to learn MVVM using Laurent Bugnion MVVM light method.
I have installed binaries and templates (using latest version dated 23 Jan 2011)
I can create WPF and SL4 projects but when I try to create a WP7 project VS2010 throws an error.
"The project file c:\users\tonby\AppData\Local\temp\ime44m4x.2hg\Temp\MvvmLigh5.csproj cannot be opened.
The project type is not supported by this installation.
I have checked the template files are not blocked so unsure what to try next.

Did you install the Windows Phone 7 tools?

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