I'd like to do some development on what I believe to be Windows Mobile
2003 (Microsoft PocketPC Version 4.20.0 (Build 14053) Copyright
1996-2003 Microsoft Corporation).

I know VB6 pretty well and would like to use that as the development
language.

What are my options? Required Software? I read in other topics about
eMbedded Visual Tools 3.0 and using an older form of VB with those. Is
there an updated version of these tools?

If not, is my only Visual Basic choice to use VS.Net?

Thanks,
Matt

Re: VB6 for Pocket PC Apps by Daniel

Daniel
Thu Aug 11 13:06:26 CDT 2005

> If not, is my only Visual Basic choice to use VS.Net?
Yes.
VS.NET 2003 Professional or higher
or
VS2005 Standard or higher (expected in November, now in Beta)

Cheers
Daniel
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> I'd like to do some development on what I believe to be Windows Mobile
> 2003 (Microsoft PocketPC Version 4.20.0 (Build 14053) Copyright
> 1996-2003 Microsoft Corporation).
>
> I know VB6 pretty well and would like to use that as the development
> language.
>
> What are my options? Required Software? I read in other topics about
> eMbedded Visual Tools 3.0 and using an older form of VB with those. Is
> there an updated version of these tools?
>
> If not, is my only Visual Basic choice to use VS.Net?
>
> Thanks,
> Matt
>



Re: VB6 for Pocket PC Apps by r_z_aret

r_z_aret
Fri Aug 12 15:04:00 CDT 2005

On 11 Aug 2005 10:59:40 -0700, schreurs@gmail.com wrote:

>I'd like to do some development on what I believe to be Windows Mobile
>2003 (Microsoft PocketPC Version 4.20.0 (Build 14053) Copyright
>1996-2003 Microsoft Corporation).
>
>I know VB6 pretty well and would like to use that as the development
>language.

In 2000, Microsoft sold a toolkit that would work with VB 6 to produce
mobile apps. If you have MSDN CDs from that era, you could try it. I
have no idea how you could get it any other way (legally or not). I
_think_ it would produce something approximating eVB, or something
else not compatible with Pocket PC 2003.


>
>What are my options? Required Software? I read in other topics about
>eMbedded Visual Tools 3.0 and using an older form of VB with those. Is
>there an updated version of these tools?

eVB was essentially VB Script. I don't use it, but know it is no
longer officially supported. I _think_ the run times won't run under
Pocket PC 2003.


>
>If not, is my only Visual Basic choice to use VS.Net?

I've never tried NS Basic, but you might consider it:
http://www.pocketpcdn.com/tools/index.html


>
>Thanks,
>Matt

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