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MSDN Webcast: Creating a Windows Mobile Line of Business (LOB) Application (Part 13 of 13): Registry Access, Testing, and Series Review (Level 300)

Overview This is one is a series of 13 webcasts which shows how to create a line of business application that runs on a Microsoft Windows Mobile device. This webcast looks at how to store application-specific information in the registry. The webcast also outlines some testing strategies that can be used to test the applications prior to their final release. This webcast wraps up with a review of some of the lessons learned throughout the series.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	5th May 2006 01:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Windows CE

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