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Here you find most of the downloads available from our site. Currently available downloads: Source Code for .NET Compact Framework If you are a Pocket PC developer using Smart Device Programmability and .NET Compact Framework, you can find a collection of reusable samples and code snippets. Read more... Source Code for eMbedded Visual Basic If you are a Pocket PC developer using eMbedded Visual Basic, you are free to reuse the code in our samples and code snippets. Read more... Silveright on Devices Render XAML on the Web server to create better looking .NET Compact Framework applications. Read more... SOAP Extension Compression Make compressed XML Web Services calls using SOAP Extensions from your .NET Compact Framework applications. Read more... Smartphone Task Manager with .NET CF An open source task management application for Smartphone written in C# and with .NET CF. Read more... Smartphone File Manager with .NET CF An open source file management application for Smartphone written in C# and with .NET CF. Read more... Data Access Application Block for .NET CF Access SQL Server CE databases with a reusable .NET CF component derived from the standard Data Access Application Block. Read more... WSCompress Anyplace See how to use standard web server (HTTP 1.1) compression with XML Web Services to make Pocket PC applications written with .NET CF use less bandwidth, and thereby save communication costs. Read more... Customer Feedback See how the Camera Wrapper for .NET CF control can be used to capture pictures in .NET CF. Read more... ListDetail See how to work with lists that can expand and collapse items, that can contain text, images and links, and that has great database support. We will also look at input forms that can hold many fields in various formats, and still be very efficient. Read more... Feedback Anyplace This sample was used in our recent WebCast and show how a quality inspector can use a Pocket PC to capture and report defects in a manufacturing scenario. The sample requires the Windows .NET Compact Framework and the RichInk control from IntelliProg to work. Read more about the RichInk control... Video Anyplace See how you can use media content in your applications by using the state-of-the-art CFCOM component from Odyssey Software to access the Windows Media Player Control from a .NET CF sample. The sample show important features of the CFCOM component like setting properties, calling methods, and even capture events from a COM (or ActiveX) component. Read more... Threads Anyplace See how threads can make your application appear faster and more responsive. Read more... Waiter Anyplace See how SyncFX from Odyssey Software can help you build connected Pocket PC solutions with eMbedded Visual Basic that need data synchronization. The downloadable source code for the sample Waiter Anyplace will show you how it's done. Read more... Newsreader Anyplace See how a connected Pocket PC (Phone Edition) can be charged with extra Internet technology. Use the NNTP component in IP*Works .NET Compact Framework Edition with Smart Device Programmability and .NET Compact Framework to create a newsreader. Read more... Business Anyplace Ping Utility In many enterprise application scenarios there is a need to determine the existance of a live connection. The baPing.dll utility will enable eVB (eMbedded Visual Basic) developer to make a standard Ping from a custom application to determine if a certain server is available. baPing.dll is provided for free to the benefit of the Pocket PC developer community and includes a small sample in eVB that uses it. Directions Anyplace Reap the full benefits of XML Web Services using .NET Compact Framework and a connected Pocket PC Phone Edition, and make sure you never get lost again! Read more... Shipping Anyplace Take advantage of the native Internet connectivity of Pocket PC Phone Edition and the native support for XML Web Services in the .NET tools to create an application that compares shipping rates and present the result in a chart. Read more... |
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