Step-by-step Establish PocketPC Application
Author: Dekker MSN: dekkerdillon@hotmail.com Email: Dekker99@163.com
.NET Framework is a real-time operating environment that provides a powerful desktop and server applications. Microsoft .NET Compact Framework is a subset of Microsoft .NET Framework, which is designed for developing powerful Pocket PC applications. This section provides content about developing the Pocket PC program using Visual Basic .NET. If you start this development, it is recommended to start learning from here.
In this article, you will learn how to develop wireless devices, such as PDAs, using Visual Studio .NET 2003 Smart Device Programmability. First, you will have a simple SMART Devices for the Windows Formwork of SMART Devices.
After completing the experiment of this article, you will learn about:
How to quickly create a Windows form program that is running on the wireless device.
In this exercise, you will create a Windows Form in the Visual Basic, which will run on the Pocket PC. You will use Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 to create, edit, and run this experiment with the development Environment (IDE). 1. Task 1 Create a new project in IDE
· Point to start | Program (P) | Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 | Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003.
· Select the file | New | The project menu command.
· In the New Project Form, select Visual Basic Projects.
· In the template form, select the smart device application (Smart Device Application.)
Enter "PocketPCAPP" in the Name box and select the appropriate location to save the program.
Figure 1 Create a smart device application
· Point OK. The Smart Device Application Wizard dialog is displayed.
· In what platform list you want, point Pocket PC (default)
In what item type list you want to create, point Windows Applications (default)
Figure 2 Intelligent Device Application Wizard • To complete the creation new program, click OK.
The PocketPCAPP project program is added to the solution. By default, Form1 is added to the project and is displayed in Windows Forms Designer.
