MSDN Virtual Lab: Developing Native Applications for Pocket PC and Smartphone Devices With Windows Mobile 5.0
Overview After attending this webcast, the attendee will be better able to describe the Windows Mobile 5.0 Platform, create native applications for Windows Mobile 5.0 Devices, design mobile applications that are orientation and resolution aware, deploy and test mobile applications using true ARM emulators and the Visual Studio 2005 debugger, and create CAB installers for mobile applications.
| Publisher | Microsoft | ||
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| Live Date | 19th April 2006 00:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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