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This section contains guidance for developing applications that are compatible with various Windows Mobile devices and operating system versions.
In This Section
- Create Compatible User Interfaces
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Describes techniques for creating user interfaces that are compatible with various Windows Mobile devices.
- Registry and File System Compatibility
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Suggests locations for files and registry keys.
- Use the Latest Windows Mobile Technologies
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Describes new Windows Mobile technologies that applications should use.
- Compatible Application Installations
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Provides information on creating installers and .cab files that will work on various devices.
- Compatible Localization Techniques
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Describes .NET Compact Framework features that facilitate the creation of locale-independent applications.
Reference
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Wiki -
The Windows Mobile Developer Wiki, Application Compatibility page.
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Adapt Your App -
Information on supporting multiple devices.
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ScreenLib -
Blog post about a Visual C++ library for supporting multiple screen sizes.
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Using Visual Studio 2005 to Design User Interfaces and Data for Device Applications -
Using Visual Studio's IDE to design your application's user interface.
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How To: Enumerate Storage Cards -
How to determine storage card names programmatically.