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4/8/2010
Windows Mobile Ink can be a very useful input mechanism for devices that support ink and stylus input. The following topics explain how to integrate it for use in your applications.
In This Section
- Using the Automation Library with Windows Mobile Ink
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Describes how to interact with and invoke Windows Mobile Ink elements using automation.
- Differences between Windows Mobile Ink and the Microsoft.Ink API
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Differentiates between the Microsoft.Ink API used on Tablet PC and the Windows Mobile Ink API, so that you can use and adapt the existing body of documentation for Ink.