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In my previous post I described some history associated with the subclassing technique on .NET CF and promised to you to show my latest implementation of the subclassing control - Message control (I understand that the word "control" in the name is a...

Long time ago, when Windows Mobile devices where called Pocket PC's, when the most popular hand held device had the name that was starting form the letter "I" (not the IPod dummy, it's IPAQ), when the only way to develop for these devices was to use eMbedded...

Take a look at this very cool article on how to create graphically advanced applications in NET CF 3.5: http://expression.microsoft.com/en-us/dd279543.aspx And the source is included! -Alex

When developing for Windows Mobile devices, sometimes you need to show some Control panel applets from inside of your app - screen alignment or backlight settins. There are a few old online resources that describe how you can do it using native code or...

I've published the Mobile MVC framework on CodePlex: http://www.codeplex.com/MobileMVC Feel free to post your comments, bugs, suggestions in the project's discussions.

This is the part 4 of the series of the posts related to the Mobile MVC framework that I have described for you in my previous posts . I've updated the framework to handle the scenario of passing data between different controllers: the Controller class...