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        Moving Pocket PC apps to the .NET Framework and Visual Basic .NET

        Staff | Date: Aug 14, 2003 | Comments: 1



        This detailed technical article at MSDN explains how to move Microsoft Windows Pocket PC 2002 software development from eMbedded Visual Basic to the .NET Framework and Visual Basic .NET. Quoting from the introduction . . .




        "The release of the .NET Compact Framework enables mobile application development to make use of the same tools and languages used in server and desktop application development."

        "The .NET Compact Framework contains a subset of the .NET Framework types and namespaces. There is also an integrated part of the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET environment called Smart Device Programmability that includes support for development with the .NET Compact Framework, for example, forms designer, device emulator, and so on. In essence, the new platform and improvements in tools and languages help increase the quality of mobile application development, code, execution, and deployment. The following figure illustrates in overview the relationship between the development building blocks . . . "

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