Maartyn Struys adds Seven Part Series on Getting Started with Windows Mobile Development

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Nov 2 2009

Maartyn Struys adds Seven Part Series on Getting Started with Windows Mobile Development

Category: Mobile — Joel Ivory Johnson @ 09:56

Maartyn Strayus, Developer, Microsoft MVP, and TechEd presenter, has posted a 7 part article on Code Project on getting started with Windows Mobile development. If you are new to Windows Mobile development I highly encourage you to check them out.

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