Re: how to open and use an sdk?

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gol wrote:
I created an sdk to my OSdesign in wince6. Now I want to use it to write
an application. The sdk supports .Net compact framework, and I want to
write the app. in VB.net. Please give me a clue, how do I start from here?

I haven't played with CE6 yet, but otherwise you simply install the SDK and
then you can select it as target platform in VS2005. I'm also not sure if
this affects VB, I'm only aware of the C and C++ parts.

Uli

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