I am completely shocked. Have you tried other programming environments for Windows CE?

>eVB is not based on the same engine as VB for Win32. eVB is really like VBScript, meaning:

>Whatever the tool you choose to build your app, you need to learn all the specifics of the Win CE platform. You don't develop your app in the same way on CE than on the desktop. Apart from the smaller screen size, not all the functionalities of the desktop API are available, you can have only one instance of a program running, you can't manipulate other app via OLE, MDI forms are not supported, everything is in memory, an application can be asked to shut down by the OS if the memory is running low, etc. There are many new situations that you need to adapt to.