Re: 2003 Second Edition Resource Kit HELP?

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From: James Pratt (jamespr_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 01/12/05 

Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 08:45:20 -0800

Unfortunately the standard edition of VB.NET doesn't support development for
devices. You'd need Visual Studio .NET 2003 Professional or above.
Alternatively, you can download eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 for free. 

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James Pratt [MSFT]
"HotRod" <NOSPAM@youremail.com> wrote in message 
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> I've installed Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition - Developer Resources, 
> NOW how do I get at them from vb.net, I currently only have the standard 
> edition of vb.net and not C++, I've tried to follow the instructions below 
> but they don't seem to be relevant to vb.net, any suggestions how to make 
> this available to me? I'm currently just interested in running the 
> emulator. THANKS
>
> Using your new Header and Library files
> Your IDE accesses header and library files through the use of an 
> environment variable that can be accessed through the IDE's settings. Here 
> are details on how to modify these settings appropriately to force the IDE 
> to prefer Second Edition headers and libraries over those that shipped 
> with the RTM version of Windows Mobile 2003.
>
> In eMbedded Visual C++
>
>  1.. Select "Options" from the "Tools" menu. This will raise the "Options" 
> dialog box, which has several tabs on it.
>  2.. You can not see all of the tabs in this dialog at one time, so you 
> will have to "scroll" the dialog to the right until the "Directories" tab 
> is visible. Click on this tab
>  3.. From the "Platform" combo box, select the platform you are targeting, 
> either "Pocket PC 2003" or "Smartphone 2003"
>  4.. Initially, the "Directories" list box will show "include" 
> directories. We must add the "include" directory for our new Smartphone 
> 2003 include files. To add a directory, you must click the "add" icon, 
> which is the first icon in the four icons that appear on top of the list 
> box.
>  5.. You now simply type the path to where you installed the include files
>  6.. Finally, use the "up" arrow icon to give this path precedence over 
> the others
>  7.. Use the "Show directories for" combo box to switch to "Library 
> files", and repeat this process
>  8.. Repeat this process for Pocket PC
>
>

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