Re: New to Embedded C++

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What have you tried? It works just like any other Windows compiler
environment. Tell it you want a new project and let the wizard walk you
through creating the program. If you're asking about "how to program for
Windows CE", it's pretty much the same as for the desktop. If you don't
know how to do that, you're asking too much for a newsgroup post; take a
class. If you do know how to do that, the only significant difference,
generally, is that all Windows CE programs use Unicode, not ASCII,
characters.

Paul T.

"Gboast" <Gboast@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:75215201-323B-41E3-B1B6-13B61B267BD8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi, Can anyone tell me if there are any samples programs available. I need
to
develop an app that acts as a menu. All it will do is shell out to a
different program, depending on what tthe user picks.

Can anyone help?

Thanks


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