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This resource contains samples from the webcasts on "Creating a Compelling and Attractive UIs on Windows Mobile Devices" which you should be able to watch here:
UI Framework Webcast
Contols Customization Webcast
Don't forget to subcribe to my blog where I continue to support and explain the code from the samples:
http://blogs.msdn.com/priozersk
There is also an article has been published on MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd630622.aspx
Here are a few screenshots from the samples:
Last edited
Apr 29 at 9:36 PM
by
AlexYak
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Comments
DrLuiji
wrote
Mar 26 at 8:20 AM
Wow, this is exactly what I was looking for! Really useful and great stuff!
Thank you very much Alex.
RamanandBhat
wrote
Aug 7 at 7:39 AM
Hi Alex,
I have tried using List view control on a child form (form2.owner = form1) and found that form2 draw item call doesn't get called at all. Does we need to subclass the parent form Form1 or does we need to provide additional ownership information. Please help in this regards,
We are using Windows mobile 6.0 professional SDK and Visual studio 2008 .net C#.
Thank you.
Ramanand Bhat.
satyapm10
wrote
Oct 31 at 9:05 AM
nice article
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