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    Making Win32 Applications Mobile: Porting to Windows CE (Gearhead Press--In the Trenches)
    Making Win32 Applications Mobile: Porting to Windows CE (Gearhead Press--In the Trenches)
    Making Win32 Applications Mobile: Porting to Windows CE (Gearhead Press--In the Trenches)
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    Making Win32 Applications Mobile: Porting to Windows CE (Gearhead Press--In the Trenches)

    By Nancy Nicolaisen

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    In an increasingly mobile world, millions of developers with Windows programming experience need to quickly transfer their skills to creating compact, asynchronous CE applications. This book presents a roadmap to guide developers through the intricate tasks of porting and reworking Win32 applications to enable them to run efficiently and usefully on Windows CE-based mobile devices.
    * Presents a set of metrics for developers to determine when and how best to proceed in porting Win32 applications
    * Shows developers how to understand the embedded-system bias inherent in Windows CE and how to write applications that use this as a strength
    * Covers Unicode, which is mandatory for Windows CE, and explains how to consider the effect of various screen resolutions
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWiley
    Release dateOct 2, 2002
    ISBN9780471428671
    Making Win32 Applications Mobile: Porting to Windows CE (Gearhead Press--In the Trenches)

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