Drill deeper into Mobile Development in C++ and go through the development and debugging of a Windows Mobile 6 application with a focus on MFC.
Windows Mobile Development with MFC
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Visual C++ Smart Device Primer
Published 11/07/2007
Try a no-embedded-background-needed introduction into developing Windows Mobile applications in C++. With comprehensive support for smart device development in Visual C++ and great device emulation features in the Windows Mobile SDKs, mobile development is well within the reach of all Visual C++ developers.
Porting Your Mobile Applications to the VS 2005 Environment
Published 12/22/2005
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Using the Windows Media Player Control on Handheld Devices
Published 10/25/2005
Have you ever wanted to show video clips in your application or maybe play audio files? Learn how to do it easily with the Windows Media Player Control!
Understanding Mobile Data Synchronization: Creating Custom File Filters
Published 09/06/2005
MS ActiveSync has many great features you can utilize in your applications. This article will guide you through an implementation of custom File Filters to make possible file conversions to pass the data back and forth between the PDA and desktop computer.
How to Add Pocket Outlook Features to Your Mobile Application
Published 07/15/2005
With the help of POOM (Pocket Outlook Object Model), you can implement sophisticated and customized mobile applications with rich functionality.
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Learn to implement exception handling mechanism in C++.
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An adaptive card is a piece of UI defined by the developer and rendered by the native app to display content to the user. Learn to use one here.
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Create a Tile Slide game with Visual Basic.NET.
Programming Devices and Activities from the Microsoft Graph APIs
Published 07/28/2017
With Microsoft's new Project Rome, the user experience across all platforms (Windows, iOS, or Android) will be seamless among different hardware.
