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From: +BlueBeard on 11 Nov 2005 23:13 Hello, couple of quick questions: is the date time picker available in VS2005 .netcf for vb? will I be able to make programs for ( and use the date time picker, if it comes with) WM2005 as well as WM2003, 2002, and 2000 using VS2005 standard edition?? Thanks in advance, +bb
From: Tim Wilson on 12 Nov 2005 00:19 The DateTimePicker control is available in CF 2.0. So if you're building a project in VS 2005 that is targeting CF 2.0 the DateTimePicker will be in the toolbox. In relation to the PPC, CF 2.0 is only supported with Windows Mobile 2003 and later. You can use VS 2005 standard to develop for smart devices. -- Tim Wilson ..NET Compact Framework MVP "+BlueBeard" <thebeard(a)blue.com> wrote in message news:qZddf.328$7B.310(a)fed1read02... > Hello, > couple of quick questions: > is the date time picker available in VS2005 .netcf for vb? > will I be able to make programs for ( and use the date time picker, if it > comes with) WM2005 as well as WM2003, 2002, and 2000 using VS2005 standard > edition?? > > Thanks in advance, > +bb > >
From: +BlueBeard on 12 Nov 2005 13:55
Thanks, that helps a lot. +bb "Tim Wilson" <TIM(UNDERSCORE)WILSON(AT)ROGERS(PERIOD)COM> wrote in message news:u23GYi05FHA.3500(a)TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > The DateTimePicker control is available in CF 2.0. So if you're building a > project in VS 2005 that is targeting CF 2.0 the DateTimePicker will be in > the toolbox. In relation to the PPC, CF 2.0 is only supported with Windows > Mobile 2003 and later. You can use VS 2005 standard to develop for smart > devices. > > -- > Tim Wilson > .NET Compact Framework MVP > > "+BlueBeard" <thebeard(a)blue.com> wrote in message > news:qZddf.328$7B.310(a)fed1read02... >> Hello, >> couple of quick questions: >> is the date time picker available in VS2005 .netcf for vb? >> will I be able to make programs for ( and use the date time picker, if it >> comes with) WM2005 as well as WM2003, 2002, and 2000 using VS2005 >> standard >> edition?? >> >> Thanks in advance, >> +bb >> >> > > |