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Palm OS Programmer's API Reference

Overview Palm OS Programmer's API Reference is part of the Palm OS Software Development Kit. This paper provides an overview of SDK documentation, discusses what materials are included in this document, and what conventions are used. The paper documents the API contained in the header files in the \Incs\Core\UI\ folder. The paper contains sections covering subjects such as application launch codes, user interface resources, events, and all window, form, and field object managers.

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Publisher	PalmSource	File Format	HTML
Date Published	January 2004	Downloads	409
Format	White Papers
Topics	Palm OS, Palm, Software Engineering, PDA

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