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Developing on Pocket PC at 480x640

I have a pocket PC with VGA capabilities of 480x640. How do I create a VB
..Net application to use that resolution. I've created a Pocket PC app, set
the form at a higher resolution, and deployed it, but it still displays at
240x320.

I've seen other applications use the full resolution, but I can find a
setting or process in VB .Net to allow me to use the full capabilities of the
Pocket PCs we're developing on.

--Kevin Fizz
Nov 7 '05 #1
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