I should know better than to have a salad for lunch. There was NOTHING in there that could stick with me, so I'm ravenous now, despite the fact that that dressing was nearly pure sugar (eww) and thus I've had a reasonable caloric intake for the rest of the year.
And now for something completely different: Is anybody reading this a Windows Mobile programmer?
And now for something completely different: Is anybody reading this a Windows Mobile programmer?
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I'm trying to figure out how to get started at all. Is there some DevStudio plugin or something I should go fetch?
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- If I write some managed code for a Windows Mobile device, can I then package my code and the .NET stuff itself into one installer, so there's a single-step install for it?
- If instead I go native, is there ANY way to embed an IE control or otherwise make my program run the browser? Something along the lines of system("run IE now on this URL"); would be great if I could get it. I'm OK with my app dying off once it reaches that point.
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Nuts, cheese, bacon, tofu, pancetta, tuna, chicken ... gotta have some kind of protein to give your body something to process other than light carbs, which cause a (comparatively) quick peak and drop in blood sugar levels...
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Hope you find something soon.
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know bettershould know better. :-)no subject
i hope your next salad-meal is a little more meal-like. i'll let you have a nibble of my sheep's milk/black truffle cheese to go with it! :)
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