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Forums › Legacy mobile platforms (Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Web OS, Symbian, Meego, Blackberry) › Next question in the beginners guide to PDAs. Visual Basic.
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#11673 6-Feb-2007 00:30
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Have a piece of software that requires Microsoft embedded Visual basic...  is this a good, bad or ugly piece of software and where does one get it...?

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  #59850 6-Feb-2007 11:44
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whatever application that you installed requiring this literary set, should install the relevant eVB.

Find out what eVB file(s) you need. Also they're generally vital for the application requested them.




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  #59851 6-Feb-2007 11:52
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You can get the eVB runtime from MSDN. It's an old piece of software being phased out. eVB was popular with Pocket PC OS 2002 and Windows Mobile 2003, but .Net Compact Framework replaced it, offering new features and a complete development environment based on Visual Studio.

It only shows how old the software you are planning to use is.

Most new software don't require a run time at all or use the built-in .Net Compact Framework. You can however install eVB, at the expense of memory utilisation of course. Other than this, go for it...




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