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eMbedded Visual BasicR. WindowsR CE and Pocket PC Mobile Applications

ISBN: N/A
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Year: 2001
Pages: 108

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• Main Page
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• About the Authors
• About the Technical Editors
• Acknowledgements
• Tell Us What You Think
• Introduction
• Who This Book Is For
• How This Book Is Organized
• Conventions Used in This Book
• Chapter 1. An Introduction to Windows CE
• CE Platforms
• Handheld PC (HPC)
• Pocket PC
• eMbedded Visual Basic
• Creating a New Project
• Running and Debugging
• Remote Tools
• Summary
• Chapter 2. Introducing eMbedded Visual Basic
• Compiled Versus Interpreted Code
• All Things Are Variant
• Unsupported VB6 Features
• Using the Windows CE Emulators
• Other Differences
• Summary
• Chapter 3. Manipulating Files
• The FileSystem and File Controls
• The Windows CE TreeView Control
• Creating the PocketExplorer Utility
• Summary
• Chapter 4. Working with Menu Controls for Pocket PC
• Setting Project References For MenuBar Control
• Creating Menu Bars
• Implementing Menu Buttons
• Adding the New Button
• Summary
• Chapter 5. Using the Windows CE WinSock for IR Communication
• A Brief Socket Tutorial
• Understanding the WinSock Control
• Writing the PocketChat Application
• PCChat
• Summary
• Chapter 6. The Pocket Outlook Object Model: Accessing Contacts and Calendar Items
• Installing POOM
• Looking at Pocket Outlook s Object Model
• Creating the Pocket PIM Sample Application
• Summary
• Chapter 7. Storing and Retrieving Data with ActiveX Data Objects CE
• Storing Windows CE Data
• Introducing ADOCE Objects
• Creating the CD Library Sample Application
• Implementing the CD Form
• Summary
• Chapter 8. Using SQL Server in a Mobile Environment
• Installing and Configuring SQL Server CE on Your Server
• Installing and Configuring SQL Server CE on Your Device or Emulator
• Establishing Connectivity for SQL Server CE
• Understanding the SQL Server CE Object Model
• Using SQL Server CE Data
• Using Replication with SQL Server CE
• Summary
• Chapter 9. Harnessing the Windows CE API
• The Application Programming Interface
• The API Text Viewer
• Non-UDT API Examples
• User-Defined Data Type Workaround
• UDT API Examples
• Transferring Data to and from a PC
• Summary
• appendix A. Control Reference
• Pocket PC MenuBar Control Reference
• ADOCE Control Reference
• The File Control Object Model
• The FileSystem Control Object Model
• MSCEFileCtl Constants
• The CE Treeview Object Model
• The CE WinSock Object Model
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