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SQLCEDBView
Written by Michael Gledhill  [author's bio]  [read 20388 times]
Edited by Derek

SQL Server CE 2.0   

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So, the software is fantastic at letting you view and edit SQLCE databases. But what else can you do with it ?

As you know, when you open up the Windows Explorer application, you can pick any file on your PC, and double-click on it to run it, view it, or open it in the relevant application.

SQLCE Database Viewer lets you do the same for your Pocket PC files. For every file type, you get to choose how you want to open it:

Once you see this action, you'll never look back ! Want to install a .cab file on your device ? Easy, just drag it into the Explorer window above, then double-click on it to start installing it on the device.

Want to see what those strange .jpg files are in your "\My Documents" folder ? Just double-click on them, and view them either on your device's screen or on your Desktop.

And the same goes for the rest of the files on your device. Imagine being able to quickly and easily view your device's .xml and .txt files, run .exe files, automatically open up your device's .ppt files on your PC's copy of Powerpoint, and so on.

This app will change the way you use your Pocket PC device forever !

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