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| Time: 01:55 EST/06:55 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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The next generation of Windows Mobile™-based devices will not support eVB applications. Developers will need to migrate their eVB applications to the new world of the Microsoft® .NET Compact Framework and Visual Basic®.NET. Windows Mobile 2003-based devices do not contain the eVB runtimes although they are available as an unsupported download. It is not possible to debug an eVB application running on Windows Mobile 2003-based Pocket PCs. For many developers, this transition provides an opportunity to revisit and update old applications. It also provides an opportunity to extend their applications to Windows Mobile 2003-based Smartphones which include the .NET Compact Framework in ROM. | ||
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