I'm modifaying an application that I have made in EVB 3.00, and I have a
doubt, I'd really appreciate if somebody can help me to solve. The doubt is
the next:
In the application, i want to give the option (to the user) to see the date

I have found that on WINCE there is a very large overhead in calling a DLL
from VB via a DECLARE statement.  I have a simple DLL written in C++ to
perform extensive computations that would be too slow in VB, but I wish to
use VB for the front end.

Time and again it has been said that the would be no eVB runtimes for CE
5.0.
One of my colleagues have tried to verify this by asking HP what would
happen with their next series of PDA's based on CE5.0.

Hi @ll!
i am working with windows XP prof. and Microsoft eVB on an Asus A620BT with
400Mhz. I want to develop a small game, in wich i am using 2 Timers. 1 Timer
to move a Label around the screen (the user have to "shoot" the label) and

I have written a program using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002 in vb.net,
My question is may I know how can I run this program on a WinCE 4.2 platform?
Thank you for any response in advance.

My robotics hobby is getting to the stage where I want to run WinCE 4.2 .NET
compact framework on a Single Board Computer (SBC)
My question is what do I need to do this?  As I understand it "development"
is free on WinCE.  The hardware supplier can supply a WinCE image on the

I cannot install "eMbedded Visual Tools 3.0 - 2002 Edition " on my PC
machine with XP Pro. I laready had installed VS.NEt and VB6
but when I launche the setup install of eMbedded Visual Tools 3.0 - 2002
Edition

The crypto support on standard windows platforms supported by
System.Security.Cryptography is straightforward and easy to use with VB.net.
BUT although win CE is happy to have " imports System.Security.Cryptography"
declared I cannot seem to use the same (i.e. any ) functionality ...

I have an Hp 3715 ipaq, with PPC 2003SE installed on it.
I wrote a few programs for my former Pocket Pc using embedded vb 3.0. I
tried to transfer the applications I wrote to my new Pocket Pc, after
installing on it the runtime provided by microsoft (The only way that i know