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To: wlcnyc who wrote (36840)	5/22/1999 11:51:00 AM
From: Fred C. Dobbs	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43774

LOL, good one. In case anyone didn't know Larry Roof's schedule. teched99.com Ses ID Session Title Track Add 8-307 Developing Enterprise Applications for Windows® CE using Visual Basic® for Windows CE Windows CE - May 26, 5:00PM - 6:15PM Room: C241 Speaker: Larry Roof Dev Program Key Technology: Visual Basic Link to slides here With Windows CE devices becoming quite prevalent in the enterprise, there is a growing demand for custom Windows CE application development. This session will include an overview of the Visual Basic development environment for Windows CE, including the Windows CE Toolkit for Visual Basic and the COM/DCOM features that are supported with Windows CE. With the information from this session VB developers can easily start porting existing applications and creating new applications that extend information to Windows CE devices. This session assumes familiarity with Visual Studio/Visual Basic. 8-309 Porting Desktop Applications to Windows® CE Windows CE - May 28, 9:00AM - 10:15AM Room: C241 Speaker: Larry Roof Dev Program Key Technology: Windows CE Link to slides here The purpose of this session is to orient the experienced VB developer to the differences between the desktop PC and the H/PC device. Specifically, the focus will be on how to go about porting existing desktop applications to Windows CE. Developing applications for the H/PC requires the developer to rethink both the interface and data handling techniques. Here we will look at how a developer can adjust their programming style to meet the needs of the Windows CE environment.