INFO: eVB: Samples Included with eMbedded Visual Basic 3.0 (265775)

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The eMbedded Visual Basic 3.0 CD contains the following Software Development Kits (SDKs):

• Handheld PC Pro SDK
• Palm-size PC SDK
• Pocket PC SDK

Each SDK includes sample projects that demonstrate how to use properties and methods of some of the Microsoft ActiveX controls included with the toolkit.

Handheld PC Pro SDK

• CEPadThis sample is a one-form notepad application that demonstrates the use of the Commandbar control, the Common Dialog control, the File System control, and the ImageList control.
  
  
• DiceThis sample simulates a popular dice game and demonstrates the use of the PictureBox control. The sample is adapted from the Webzee sample for VBScript for use with eMbedded Visual Basic.
  
  
• LoanCalcThis sample is a one-form simple interest calculator that demonstrates the use of the standard controls in the toolkit, including the Finance control.
  
  
• MSCECommThis sample is a communications application that demonstrates the use of the Comm control, including opening and closing a communications port, and sending and receiving data.
  
  
• NWindThis sample demonstrates the use of the Active Data Object for Windows CE (ADOCE), including creating and manipulating an ADOCE RecordSet object.
  
  
• ScribbleThis sample is a one-form drawing application that demonstrates the use of the Commandbar control, the Common Dialog control, the ImageList control and the PictureBox control.
  
  
• TreeViewThis is a single-form application that demonstrates the use of the TreeView control, and the ImageList control.
  
  
• WSockThis sample is a one-form application that demonstrates the use of the Winsock control. It includes a Visual Basic 6.0 desktop application that communicates with the Window CE application through TCP, UDP, and IRDA protocols.
  
  

The samples are installed in the following directory when the default installation path is used:

Palm-size PC SDK

• CEPadThis sample is a one-form notepad application that demonstrates the use of the Commandbar control, the Common Dialog control, the File System control, and the ImageList control.
  
  
• DiceThis sample simulates a popular dice game and demonstrates the use of the PictureBox control. The sample was adapted from the Webzee sample for VBScript for use with eMbedded Visual Basic.
  
  
• LoanCalcThis sample is a one-form simple interest calculator that demonstrates the use of the standard controls in the toolkit, including the Finance control.
  
  
• MSCECommThis sample is a communications application that demonstrates the use of the Comm control, including opening and closing a communications port, and sending and receiving data.
  
  
• ScribbleThis sample is a one-form drawing application that demonstrates the use of the Commandbar control, the Common Dialog control, the ImageList control, and the PictureBox control.
  
  
• TreeViewThis is a single-form application that demonstrates the use of the TreeView control and the ImageList control.
  
  
• WsockThis sample is a one-form application that demonstrates the use of the Winsock control. It includes a desktop Visual Basic 6.0 desktop application that communicates with the Window CE application through TCP, UDP, and IRDA protocols.

The samples are installed in the following directory when the default installation path is used:

Pocket PC SDK

• BlackJackThis is a simple version of the casino game also known as "21," which demonstrates the use of the MenuBar control.
  
  
• Database ViewerThis sample displays the structure of any Pocket Access Database (.cdb) file down to the field properties level. It demonstrates the use of the CommonDialog control, the ImageList control, and the TreeView Control.
  
  
• FX1This sample application is a simple game that demonstrates how to use the Grid and Timer controls.
  
  
• MineSweeperThis sample application is a version of the game Minesweeper that demonstrates the use of the MenuBar, File, Grid, and PictureBox controls.
  
  
• SimonThis sample application is a computer version of the game of "Simon Says." It demonstrates the use of the MenuBar, Timer, and CommandButton controls.

The samples are installed in the following directory when the default installation path is used: NOTE: If the samples do not appear in the sample directory, you may have to reinstall the SDK. Select the custom install, and then select the eMbedded Visual Basic samples option.

For detailed information about each sample, see the readme.txt files that are located in each sample's directory.