Hi,
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Thanks Dick. Rather than use a DLL, I want to do this using native
code that I have written, especially as I might want to distribute in
the future some/all of the the code.
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I assume by "native code" you simply mean the VB code? The license that I
provide allows you to freely redistribute the executables (dlls), but
retains the copyright for the source, which cannot be redistributed without
permission (basically, I'd like to do that via book sales). Naturally, you
can do whatever you want with your own code.
The source code from OpenNETCF.org may be redistributed, but I think the
license says that it cannot be sold.
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I plan to use VB2005 although I
am very tempted to stick with VB2003 because I have not yet used 2005
(however, the fact that 2005 has IO.Ports is very tempting). Am I
right in assuming that the 2.0 framework can be installed on CE, Pocket
PC and Windows Mobile?
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The 2.0 framework is limited to Pocket PC 2003 (and Windows CE 5) and later
devices (such as Windows Mobile 5). For PocketPC 2002 and Windows CE 4.x,
you must use the CF 1.x. Of course, you can use the CF 1.x on Windows
Mobile 5 or WinCE 5 devices, too.
Dick
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