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 | Special Edition Using Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET
By Brian Siler, Jeff Spotts
| | Table of Contents | | | Chapter 27. Writing a Pocket PC Application |
| Congratulations on creating your first Pocket PC application! Although this technology is relatively new, it promises to be an exciting area of application development in the future. If the introduction has gotten you interested, here are some other areas to explore: The method of synchronizing data described in this section is just one of many. You can also use Outlook to send mail or save your data to a text file and let ActiveSync copy it to the Pocket_PC My Documents folder. As we mentioned earlier in the chapter, there is a version of SQL Server, SQLCE, that runs on the Pocket PC. This product will allow you to perform more advanced database operations. Peruse the API reference included with eMbedded Visual Basic to learn more about network and graphics functions.
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