Hi Alex.

I am also intereste in developing for Pocket PC but cant find any info around about this.

Do you know if Pcoket Pc development can be done right now on say Windows 2000 and Visual Studio.net and then Deployed to a Pocket PC.

(There is stuff I've seen on Variuos Beta's and Windows 2003 but I would like to start right now )


Again, I would really appreciate it if anybody who has actually developed for Pocket PC could indicate any helpful Links or Articles

regards,

Gerard




>>Hi All;
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>>I am very inetersted in finding out about vfp8's NATIVE as well as 3rd Party support for Tablet PC and PocketPC operating systems.
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>>For example does vfp8 support Digital Ink ?
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>>Is there anyway, one can run a small vfp code on a pocketPC ? I will even settle for fp2.6 level capability. How about a "vfp9 PocketPC Runtime" ?! That'd be GREAT!
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>>Looking forward to seeing more postings / articles about these topics on this forum and in the FP Advisor Magazine in the near future.
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>>I am very optimistic about extending our vfp applications, as a whole new User experience, and creating "complmentary" applications, running on these new generation machines.
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>>I would appreciate links, if available...
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>>Cyrus
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>VFP8 has been tested to work with Tablet PCs. It works with ink and has been shown at DevCon by Calvin Hsia [MS].
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>There are no runtimes for VFP for Pocket PC. Yes, it would be nice, but don't hold your breath. The best platform for software development for PPC right now is Visual Studio .Net and the Win CE .Net compact framework. You can program in C#, or VB .Net or any .Net language of your choice. You can exchange data with VFP, using a DB like SQL Server CE for example.