Migrating applications from emVB 3.0 to Windows CE.NET 4.2

From: Taliesyn (ingegneriainformatica_at_bolbusiness.it)
Date: 11/10/04

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    I'm perhaps some late...

    I have developed applications in Pocket PC2002/2003 environment with
    emVB 3.0.

    Does anybody know if I can migrate these over to (let them run under)
    Windows CE .NET 4.2?

    I have searched for an SDK that may let my emVB applications work
    under CE.NET 4.2 but I couldn't find it.

    What do I have to get in order to convert the applications I have
    developed into a CE-NET-4.2-compatible format?

    Thanks,
    Taliesyn

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