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Get Computername
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Great aid to development productivity
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ThreadingTimer sample code
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Multithreading with .NET CF
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Moving from eMbedded Visual Basic to Visual Basic .NET
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Transfer Data from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server Compact Edition
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SqlServer tools from Redgate
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Creating dynamic folders on Pocket PC OS
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 Pocket PC - Color Button Control
 7 Feb 2007:- This article will help you get up and running with the Color Button Control we sell in the DEVBUZZ Store. For a limited time we have the Color Button Control in our store for $9.95. It's incredibly easy to use, comes with full Visual Studio design-time support and will make your Pocket PC applications much more attractive.
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If you are interested in sharing your knowledge
relating to .NET CF (Compact Framework) Pocket PC development, database design
and SQL Server 2000 for Windows CE, please contact me at derek@devbuzz.com.
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Pocket PC Installer
21 Jul 2006:- We drag ourselves to the office each day, write our beautiful looking .Net CF applications, and finally, when that big day arrives - the code is finished, the QA department has stopped hassling us about the number of outstanding bugs, and we're ready to turn it into an easy-to-deploy installation package.. errr... oh heck.
How little work can we put into this without having to talk every user through installing a set of .cab files onto their device, in a particular order ? Shall we just write a quick Word doc and leave it to our Support guys...? It seems amazing that PocketPC development has been going on for this many years, yet there still isn't a de-facto way of bundling up our PocketPC .cab files into some kind of easy-to-deploy installer. | | Running state machines based Win32/WinCE programs
18 Jun 2006:- Many concurrent, distributed or real-time applications has to tightly co-work with other objects, which are called service providers. A service is formally specified by a set of primitives (operations) available to service users (applications). These primitives describe some action or report on an action taken by a peer component/entity to be performed. The service primitives can be classified into four categories: request, indication, response and confirm. This article describes how to run state machine application framework based Win32/WinCE programs using window message hooking technology. | |  Using replication on a SQL Server Database
12 Jun 2006:- Merge replication is ideally suited to portable devices because it allows data to be updated autonomously on the portable device and the server. The data can later be merged when the device is connected to an instance of SQL Server. Server CE synchronizes with SQL Server by establishing an HTTP connection to the SQL Server Publisher through Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS). | |  Accessing a remote SQL Server using SQLClient
19 Apr 2006:- The Compact Framework has the ability to access SQL Server 2000 databases from the handheld device. This is a very powerful tool for developers, as it allows real-time access to corporate data, in a secure environment. The handheld can be connected to the network using a wireless Ethernet connection, or using a GPRS connection. This means that corporate data can be made available to authorized employees wherever they can get access. A salesman ‘on the road’ can connect to the office, and get the latest stock figures to ensure he has enough stock to fulfill an order. This article will show how to connect to a remote database, and retrieve data, using Visual Basic .NET to demonstrate access. | |  Learn from the Experts at MEDC 2006
1 Mar 2006:- Microsoft’s Mobile and Embedded DevCon 2006, May 8 – 11 in Las Vegas, is where the top members of the application development, device development, and IT professional community gather to collaborate and gain hands-on knowledge that can’t be learned in any book, white paper, or webcast. | | SQLCEDBView
21 Nov 2005:- Together with .Net CF, they make writing apps for Pocket PC (Windows Mobile) devices incredibly easy. The one thing that's missing is a way to view & edit your SQLCE tables, and add sample data to them, without having to tap away manically at your device's screen. Well folks, I think it's about time to fill that gap...
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