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Support WebCast: Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit: How to Use It to Develop Mobile ASP.NET Pages        
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December 20, 2001

During this WebCast you will learn how the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit makes it easy to target Web-enabled cell phones, pagers, and PDAs (like the Pocket PC) from a single mobile Web application. We will discuss how the adaptive rendering technology can automatically generate WML, HTML, and CHTML for the different mobile devices. The session will also include an overview of mobile controls and integration with the Visual Studio .NET IDE, and introduce custom...

MSDN Webcast: Fundamentals of ASP.NET Mobile Controls (Level 200)        
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Learn how your mobile web applications can benefit from the adaptive rendering and rich customization and extensibility models of the latest ASP.NET Mobile Controls. This webcast will demonstrate how the control model and drag and drop designer make it easy to target nearly 200 devices (cell phones, PDAs and pagers) from a single mobile web form....

Pocket PC and Smartphone 99% .NET MAPI        
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My introduction to MAPI was to make what I thought would be a simple application to sort through the Inbox and Sent items folder on my PocketPC phone. I also wanted to display messages that had a common sender and recipient, a similar concept to Gmail conversations, MSN conversations, etc. C# was the obvious language of choice, as it makes coding on the PocketPC (well, all platforms in general, really) a piece of cake....



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