I was just hoping that you had missed that post and that you had done a crapload of IR programming in .NET :)
I just can't understand why the heck they want to use the IR port on a laptop or a Tablet PC when they can use the IR on a Pocket PC and then sync the data from the Pocket PC to the PC. :)

>>Have you done any IR port programming in .NET?
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>Nope! That's why I didn't answer that post. <g>
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>~~Bonnie
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>>Bonnie,
>>Thanks for your reply. I did a little googling myself and found that Tablet PCs should be able to run any app that runs under XP (on a standard PC).
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>>A little side question since I've got your attention <s>. Have you done any IR port programming in .NET?
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>>Einar
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>>>Einar,
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>>>Ditto what Alex said ... it's the full Framework.
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>>>The best Tablets, from what I've heard, are the Toshiba Portégé M200. Gary just got one about a week ago and he just loves it!! Makes me jealous ... I'm gonna have to get one myself one of these days. <g>
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>>>~~Bonnie
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>>>>>>Which version of the framework (full or compact) runs on a Tablet PC?
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>>>>>Don't quote me on it because I do not own a Tablet-PC but it should be the full one. Tablet-PC runs on standard Windows with the addition of the ink software and a few niceties like portrait/landscape mode, in-line software keyboard, etc. but AFAIK is not related to WIN-CE.
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>>>>Alex,
>>>>Thanks for your reply. That is what I thought too, but I wanted to make sure and I wanted to do that the easy way <s> by posting here. I will have to do some google-ing but I was hoping someone that owns a Tablet PC would confirm the information. Time to put 3K into my budget for a Tablet PC :)
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>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Einar