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Windows CE NERD: Network Enabled Refrigeration Device!!!

fzandona — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 19:47:00 GMT

Ok, you have to check this out! :-) How about developing a Windows CE image for a fridge, developing applictions for it using Managed Code with Visual Studio 2005 and, guess what, using Windows Mobile-based devices to remotely connect and check your refrigeration device's status?

You will love the VS Emulator for the NERD!!! Point your browse to Channel9 or to the direct video stream.

That sounds like cool, doesn't it???

Tags: [Windows Mobile] [Windows CE] [NERD] [Visual Studio]

CSS Properties Window Add-on for Visual Studio 2005

fzandona — Thu, 15 Dec 2005 16:08:00 GMT

Are you developing ASP.NET? How about a CSS Properties window to help you out??? Mikhail Arkhipov highlights it here:

The CSS Properties window is an add-in package to Visual Studio 2005. It does not change the behavior of any feature in Visual Studio 2005; it simply adds additional functionality specific to editing CSS in Design view.

Using the CSS Properties window, you can do the following:

Display in-line styles and styles inherited from <style> blocks and linked style sheets.
Edit in-line styles and styles in linked style sheets. (The CSS Properties window displays styles from <style> blocks, but does not enable you to edit them.)
Display drop-down lists of styles and values to help you create valid style definitions.
Drag style settings between different elements and to and from a style sheet.
Edit styles for multiple elements.

Check out some screenshots.

Very cool!

Tags: [Microsoft] [Visual Studio] [CSS]

Migrating Symbian OS Apps to Windows Mobile-based Smartphones

fzandona — Thu, 29 Sep 2005 21:01:00 GMT

It just came to my attention (thanks to MS Mobiles) that we have uploaded to MSDN website a brand new article on migrating Symbian OS applications to Windows Mobile-based Smartphones as well as "A Guide to Windows Mobile Programming for Symbian OS Developers".

While browsing the MSDN site check also:

And you can find here the full list of technical articles on Windows Mobile. If you are a Palm OS or Symbian OS developer make sure to try out Windows Mobile and our development IDE, Visual Studio - I'm sure you'll enjoy it!