Pocket PC Developer's Guide
by Krell, Bruce E.Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2002-04-01
Publisher(s): Lightning Source Inc
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Summary
Build real-world applications for Windows CE using this comprehensive developer's guide. Combining both theory and practical advice, this book will show you how to develop ActiveX controls, use embedded databases, and learn features of good multi-threaded design. Also included are debugging tips and tricks.
Author Biography
Dr. Bruce E. Krell is a software developer, author, industrial course developer and teacher, and a certified Microsoft Instructor
Table of Contents
Part I: The Fundamentals 1: Overview of the Pocket PC Environment 2: A Typical Pocket PC Program 3: A Minimal, Easily Tested Pocket PC Program Part II: Drawing and Painting 4: Drawing Images Using Graphics 5: Implementing a Drawing Program 6: Image Processing Using Bitmaps Part III: User-Friendly Applications in Small Spaces 7: Using an Effective Software Design 8: Using Intrinsic Controls in a Graphical User Interface 9: Developing a Complex User Interface 10: Maintaining Application Parameters Part IV: Systems Programming 11: Multithreaded Applications and Synchronization 12: Utilizing COM Components
2: A Typical Pocket PC Program 3: A Minimal, Easily Tested Pocket PC Program Part II: Drawing and Painting 4: Drawing Images Using Graphics 5: Implementing a Drawing Program 6: Image Processing Using Bitmaps Part III: User-Friendly Applications in Small Spaces 7: Using an Effective Software Design 8: Using Intrinsic Controls in a Graphical User Interface 9: Developing a Complex User Interface 10: Maintaining Application Parameters Part IV: Systems Programming 11: Multithreaded Applications and Synchronization 12: Utilizing COM Components
Part II: Drawing and Painting 4: Drawing Images Using Graphics 5: Implementing a Drawing Program 6: Image Processing Using Bitmaps Part III: User-Friendly Applications in Small Spaces 7: Using an Effective Software Design 8: Using Intrinsic Controls in a Graphical User Interface 9: Developing a Complex User Interface 10: Maintaining Application Parameters Part IV: Systems Programming 11: Multithreaded Applications and Synchronization 12: Utilizing COM Components
5: Implementing a Drawing Program 6: Image Processing Using Bitmaps Part III: User-Friendly Applications in Small Spaces 7: Using an Effective Software Design 8: Using Intrinsic Controls in a Graphical User Interface 9: Developing a Complex User Interface 10: Maintaining Application Parameters Part IV: Systems Programming 11: Multithreaded Applications and Synchronization 12: Utilizing COM Components
Part III: User-Friendly Applications in Small Spaces 7: Using an Effective Software Design 8: Using Intrinsic Controls in a Graphical User Interface 9: Developing a Complex User Interface 10: Maintaining Application Parameters Part IV: Systems Programming 11: Multithreaded Applications and Synchronization 12: Utilizing COM Components
8: Using Intrinsic Controls in a Graphical User Interface 9: Developing a Complex User Interface 10: Maintaining Application Parameters Part IV: Systems Programming 11: Multithreaded Applications and Synchronization 12: Utilizing COM Components
10: Maintaining Application Parameters Part IV: Systems Programming 11: Multithreaded Applications and Synchronization 12: Utilizing COM Components
11: Multithreaded Applications and Synchronization 12: Utilizing COM Components
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