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An Introduction to the Symbian OS Platform for Palm OS Developers: Leverage Your CodeWarrior Application Development Experience to Develop for the Symbian OS

Overview This paper provides Palm OS developers with an introduction to Symbian OS UIQ application development. It starts by comparing both operating systems, then explaining the basics of a Symbian OS application, the user interface and application classes. At the end, this paper explains how to build a Symbian OS UIQ application using the CodeWarrior Development Tools for Symbian OS.

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Publisher	Metrowerks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2003	Downloads	170
Format	White Papers
Topics	Palm OS, Palm, PDA

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