Supported operating systems:
Windows Mobile 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0, Windows Mobile 6 Classic, Windows Mobile 6 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.1 Classic, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional
Similar Software:
WMGL WMGL - WMGL is the Graphic Library developed for Windows Mobile devices. It provides easy-in-use interfaces for fast alpha blending and various 3D effects. You can use it from your C++ or C# (.NET CF) project.
The library is currently used in the Touch Shell project
EDh hex editor EDh is a hex editor for Windows Mobile devices
.NET CF File Dialogs .NET CF File Dialogs - Are you building Windows Mobile .NET applications that require opening and saving files?
Do you find the default open and save dialogs too restrictive?
Then try the replacement file dialogs!
Limitations:
· FREE for personal use
CEdit CEdit makes it easy to edit C#, HTML, PHP, XML, ASP.NET, Visual Basic .NET, C++, or Java on your Windows Mobile device. Open projects from Microsoft Developer Studio 2005, 2003 or version 6.0 on your PDA and quickly navigate through source code. The fully functional demonstration version of CEdit is free for 15 days
SapphireRAS SapphireRAS
It is now possible to dial a remote connection and manage the device’s phone book from your application using the Sapphire RAS Utility. This will allow you to build advanced applications to allow your mobile application stay current with your business information
The Yard (Complete Source Code and Documentation) - SALE The Yard (Complete Source Code and Documentation) - For Windows Mobile 5.0-6.1 Devices
by Pakii Software
Think "Pick - A - Part" for software developers, educators, students
and the curious minded.
The Yard is designed for anyone interested
in learning how realistic game effects actually
work
DynRIL DynRIL - The Radio Interface Layer (RIL) provides an interface that handles the communication between the CellCore system software and the radio hardware. The DynRIL is a powerful wrapper that makes the job of phone applications developers much easier, regardless of the language used
MortScript MortScript interprets a (quite) simple batch language. If you know .bat files in DOS or shell scripts: it's something like that. Its focus is to remote control or launch other applications, not to write real applications. I.e., you can't do complex dialogs or graphics with it
