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Windows Mobile Device Emulator Programmability - Just Needs a Find-Emulator Function

When you install Visual Studio 2008, you automatically get an updated version of the Windows Mobile Device Emulator (version 3) and Device Emulator Manager. As you may know, the new Device Emulator Manager exposes a programmable interface; the programmable...

Published Tue, Oct 30 2007 8:45 AM by jim-wilson
SMS MessageInterceptor Class Leaves Registry Clutter Behind

I was doing some work with the MessageInterceptor class yesterday - as I was doing some tests, I was checking the registry to be sure that my program wasn't leaving any registry clutter behind. Much to my surprise, I found a substantial amount of clutter...

Published Fri, Oct 26 2007 9:36 AM by jim-wilson
IE Mobile Browser Definition File v2.0

Yesterday's post provided the *.browser file information necessary for ASP.NET AJAX to recognize that IE Mobile 6.12 (the Windows Mobile 6 version of IE Mobile) provides support for some basic ASP.NET AJAX features. Because the goal of that *.browser...

Published Tue, Oct 23 2007 2:08 PM by jim-wilson
Finally!!!! The Browser File Definition for ASP.NET AJAX to enable IE Mobile Recognition

In a number of previous posts, I've talked about the difficulty of getting ASP.NET AJAX to recognize IE Mobile. I've posted a couple of workarounds but they were less than ideal because they basically subverted the natural ASP.NET behavior of relying...

Published Mon, Oct 22 2007 1:31 PM by jim-wilson
Monitoring Pocket Outlook Changes that Occur Outside of your .NET CF Application

Recently a friend of mine was doing some work with the Pocket Outlook (or Outlook Mobile whatever it's called now) managed API. He commented that the managed API made it very easy to be notified of changes to the Tasks, Appointments, and Contacts that...

Published Thu, Oct 18 2007 5:45 PM by jim-wilson
X-Rated Application

A client of mine who builds Windows Mobile applications for the medical industry, contacted me to help him track down a hard-to-find application bug. The symptom of the problem was that the app would occasionally encounter a ObjectDisposedException ....

Published Tue, Oct 16 2007 9:20 AM by jim-wilson
What's New for Device Developers in Visual Studio 2008 - Webcast Follow-Up

Today's webcast had a fantastic turnout. Thank you to everyone who attended. If you were unable to attend the webcast live, it is available for on-demand viewing starting tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon. On-Demand: What's New for Device Developers in Visual...

Published Wed, Oct 10 2007 4:20 PM by jim-wilson
Webcast: What's New for Device Developers in Visual Studio 2008 - Wednesday, 10-October-2007

Maarten Struys and I are co-presenting a webcast on Wednesday, 10-October-2007 ( which is probably today for most of you ) that provides an overview of the new Device-oriented features in Visual Studio 2008 (codename: Orcas). Here's the abstract for the...

Published Tue, Oct 09 2007 8:40 PM by jim-wilson

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