June 2007 - Posts
The Hopper Cookbook (Step-by-step instructions to improve application stability) The intent of this document is to introduce Hopper to the application developer who is targeting applications for the Windows Mobile platform. The purpose of running Hopper
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While at MEDC I had the chance to present a new addition to the Windows Mobile APIs: WISP Lite WISP stands for Windows Ink Service Platform and it is the technology for ink recoginition used in other platforms like Tablet PC. In the Windows Mobile 6 SDK
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An old blog entry continues to get requests for us to allow users to move their scroll bars to the left side of the screen. I’ve forwarded the suggestions on to the appropriate people, but, since I’m not on that team, I don’t actually know what will happen
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