Archived Articles
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| Fast Starting Managed Applications for Windows Mobile Devices | Dated: 2009-09-06 |
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| Everybody who has developed Managed Applications for Windows Mobile Devices knows that it takes some time until the application is up and running. Using a little native application that starts a managed application programmatically will give the end user a better experience while starting a managed application. |
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| Creating multithreaded applications using the .NET Compact Framework - Part 1 | Dated: 2004-12-07 |
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| In this article we will take a look at the creation and termination of threads inside a managed .NET CF application. To set the stage we will also talk briefly about the difference between processes and threads in a Windows CE environment.
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| WinHEC 2005 - Part 1 | Dated: 2005-04-25 |
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| Between April 25 and April 27 WinHEC, the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference will be held in Seattle, WA. DotNETForDevices will cover WinHEC with semi live reports. |
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| WinHEC 2005 - Part 2 | Dated: 2005-04-26 |
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| Between April 25 and April 27 WinHEC, the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference will be held in Seattle, WA. DotNETForDevices will cover WinHEC with semi live reports. This article covers mobile computing in the Longhorn timeframe and beyond. |
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| WinHEC 2005 - Part 3 | Dated: 2005-04-27 |
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| Between April 25 and April 27 WinHEC, the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference will be held in Seattle, WA. DotNETForDevices will cover WinHEC with semi live reports. This article covers multithreading application development for multi-core processors, Web Services for Devices and once again mobile computing in the Longhorn timeframe. |
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| Real-time Behavior of the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework | Dated: 2003-05-23 |
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| This article provides information about real-time behavior of the Microsoft® .NET Compact Framework for the Microsoft Windows® family of operating systems. It provides guidelines for embedded systems developers to realize hard real-time solutions using a combination of both managed and unmanaged code. |
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| Managed applications inside Platform Builder 5.0 | Dated: 2004-10-23 |
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| Looking through different options of the Windows CE Platform Builder 5.0, I was stunned to find project settings for managed code. Does that mean that it is possible to create managed applications for Windows CE using Platform Builder? This article will give you the answer. |
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| Visual Form Inheritance with the .NET Compact Framework | Dated: 2004-01-17 |
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| In the .NET Compact Framework newsgroup people regularly ask if it is possible to inherit Forms from other forms. Even though Form inheritance is possible, the designer does not support this. In this article we describe an approach that allows Form inheritance with some designer support. |
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| Asynchronous callbacks from native Win32 code | Dated: 2004-01-15 |
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| In the .NET Compact Framework newsgroup several people have asked questions about passing delegates to native Win32 DLL’s to be used as asynchronous callbacks to P/Invoke back into managed code after an unmanaged function wants to report back to its caller. Unfortunately, passing delegates to unmanaged code is not supported by the .NET Compact Framework. With a little extra coding effort it is possible to setup an event handler mechanism that exposes itself to the managed application developer as if true delegates exist to call back from unmanaged code into managed code. In this article we provide you with the details of this mechanism. |
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| Tech*Ed 2004 live coverage - Day 3 | Dated: 2004-05-26 |
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| Let’s talk about performance. |
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| Tech*Ed 2004 live coverage - Day 2 | Dated: 2004-05-25 |
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| Visual Studio Team System – A great addition to an already cool development environment. |
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| Tech*Ed 2004 live coverage - Day 1 | Dated: 2004-05-24 |
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| Today the 12th annual Microsoft Tech*Ed (Technical Education) Conference started in San Diego with Steve Ballmer as keynote speaker. |
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| WinHEC 2004 live coverage - Day 4 | Dated: 2004-05-07 |
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| The last day of WinHEC and lots of Windows Embedded sessions. |
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| WinHEC 2004 live coverage - Day 3 | Dated: 2004-05-06 |
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| Today we once again cover Windows XP Media Center and XML Web Services for Devices with a little more detail than the previous days. |
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| WinHEC 2004 live coverage - Day 2 | Dated: 2004-05-05 |
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| During the second day of WinHEC we will dig deeper into technical content. Are you interested in the future of the Tablet PC or do you want to hear about XML Webservices for devices. Keep on reading. |
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| WinHEC 2004 live coverage - Day 1 | Dated: 2004-05-04 |
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| Today the 13th annual Windows Hardware Engineering Conference started Seattle with several keynotes and the first break out sessions of a conference packed with deep technical content. |
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| Mobile Developer Conference - Part 2 | Dated: 2004-03-25 |
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| Chris Anderson rocks in a great keynote presentation. |
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| Microsoft Mobile Developer Conference - Part 1 | Dated: 2004-03-24 |
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| The opening keynote of the 2004 Mobile Developer Conference was presented by Bill Gates. This is his view on tools and mobile computing. |
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| Windows CE.NET - An Overview | Dated: 2003-02-05 |
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| Microsoft is more and more aware of the enormous potential of the embedded market. In this article we take a close look at Windows CE.NET 4.0, the operating system that was introduced in January 2002. |
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| .NET in Windows CE.NET | Dated: 2003-03-05 |
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| The history of Windows CE has two faces. On one side the operating system is targeted towards so called smart devices, on the other hand Microsoft wants to target generic embedded systems with Windows CE.NET as well. |
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| The History of Windows CE | Dated: 2003-02-05 |
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| Windows CE has already a relatively long history. In this article we take a look at that history and we find out how Windows CE got to where it currently is. |
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| TechEd live coverage - Day 6 | Dated: 2003-06-06 |
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| What if something goes wrong in an application? |
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| TechEd live coverage - Day 5 | Dated: 2003-06-05 |
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| Are managed applications bad performers or can we do something about it? |
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| TechEd live coverage - Day 4 | Dated: 2003-06-04 |
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| The Tablet PC, the most powerful smart client ever, is a very cool device. |
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| TechEd live coverage - Day 3 | Dated: 2003-06-03 |
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| Mobile computing gains popularity. |
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| TechEd live coverage - Day 2 | Dated: 2003-06-02 |
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| Several C# topics. |
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| TechEd live coverage - Day 1 | Dated: 2003-06-01 |
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| The software legends take the floor. |
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| WinHEC live coverage - Day 3 | Dated: 2003-05-08 |
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| Something that device builders do all the time, built new hardware and software. This time we dig in to what it takes to develop new ideas in hardware. |
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| WinHEC live coverage - Day 2 | Dated: 2003-05-07 |
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| The 12th annual Windows Hardware Engineering Conference continues with keynote presentations on both Windows client and Windows server operating systems. The client versions are focusing on multimedia and ease of use, the server versions on low maintenance and security. Both have performance and reliability in common. |
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| WinHEC live coverage - Day 1 | Dated: 2003-05-06 |
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| The 12th annual Windows Hardware Engineering Conference started today in New Orleans with a keynote presentation by Bill Gates. Amongst others, Gates revealed the next wave of Windows PC innovation. |
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| Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference Live Coverage - Day 5 | Dated: 2003-03-21 |
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| During the last day of the Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference we dig into some highly technical stuff on device drivers and custom controls. |
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| Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference Live Coverage - Day 4 | Dated: 2003-03-19 |
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| Developing for mobile devices generally means not consuming power, not using the CPU and not occupying memory, unless you have absolutely no other alternative. |
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| Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference Live Coverage - Day 3 | Dated: 2003-03-18 |
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| During the second day of the Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference Bill Gates gave his keynote presentation, covering lots of mobile technologies. |
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| Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference Live Coverage - Day 2 | Dated: 2003-03-17 |
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| The Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference kicks off with a pre-conference. The main topics during are the .NET Framework and the .NET languages C# and VB.NET. |
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| Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference Live Coverage - Day 1 | Dated: 2003-03-16 |
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| Tomorrow the Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference starts with a pre-conference with three long sessions covering different .NET subjects. |
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