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Win a trip to PDC in Los Angeles

Microsoft New Zealand are running a competition to win a trip to the next Microsoft PDC event in Los Angeles. It is open to all developers living in New Zealand. All you need to do to enter is help them out with questionnaire:- “Targeted towards NZ developers...

Published Sun, Jan 31 2010 7:42 PM by Peter Foot
Application and File Icons with Mobile In The Hand 4.0

There are a number of scenarios in which you want to retrieve the icon associated with a particular executable or other file type. One example is when building a file browser, you might also want to extract the icon associated with your application or...

Published Tue, Jan 26 2010 5:16 PM by Peter Foot

Filed under: Windows Mobile, Compact Framework, Mobile4
Interesting Windows Phone News for MIX10

There have been rumours floating around all over the web about Windows Phone future versions. Microsoft have remained tight lipped allowing various tech sites to come up with all sorts of fanciful stories. However a tantalising news snippet has appeared...

Published Wed, Jan 20 2010 5:35 PM by Peter Foot

Filed under: Windows Mobile
New Development Certificates

Microsoft have now released some replacement developer certificates for Windows Mobile. See this post for details and a download link:- http://windowsteamblog.com/blogs/wmdev/archive/2010/01/12/new-windows-mobile-developer-certificates.aspx

Published Wed, Jan 13 2010 9:25 PM by Peter Foot

Filed under: Windows Mobile
Expired Development Certificates

As some of you may have noticed the development certificates which are shipped with the Windows Mobile 6 SDK all expired on 31st December 2009. There have been no updates provided yet so the only official workaround is to fiddle with the date on your...

Published Sun, Jan 10 2010 4:52 PM by Peter Foot

Filed under: Windows Mobile
Replacement for Type.GUID

A question came up on the newsgroups of how to get the Guid assigned to a Type via a GuidAttribute. Typically this will be defined when creating a manged Class/Interface to match a COM exposed CoClass/Interface. The desktop exposes a GUID property of...

Published Mon, Jan 04 2010 12:12 AM by Peter Foot

Filed under: Compact Framework

January 2010 - Peter Foot

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Win a trip to PDC in Los Angeles

Application and File Icons with Mobile In The Hand 4.0

Interesting Windows Phone News for MIX10

New Development Certificates

Expired Development Certificates

Replacement for Type.GUID