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Book ReviewsPocket PC Network Programming |
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Book: Pocket PC Network Programming
Written by: Steven Makofsky |
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5
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A Definitive Guide to Pocket PC Programming
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5 / 5
The content is amazing covering a lot of issues on Pocket PC programming. Very detailed and easy to understand. A lot of code samples making life so much easier! A must for every Pocket PC developer.
Way cool...
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5 / 5
There is somewhat of a dearth of books on Pocket PC development in general, and so that there is a book of this quality devoted to Pcoket PC Networking is pretty amazing. And "Networking" really means more than just what most folks might consider Networking, like Desktop Synchronization, Infared and a chapter on Pocket PC Phone issues.
I had no idea
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5 / 5
Before I picked up a copy of Steve's book, I had no idea that there was so much to network programming on the PocketPC. Now, I wouldn't want to do that programming without this book. Thanks, Steve!
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