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Windows Mobile 6.1 Localized Emulator Images

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - April 03, 2008


Microsoft has released the Windows Mobile 6.1 Localized Emulator Images.

"The Windows Mobile 6.1 Emulator Images package adds emulator images to Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2008 that let you test applications for Windows Mobile 6.1. For general information about writing software for Windows Mobile, please see the Windows Mobile Developer Center. The emulator images can also be used as standalone without Visual Studio. They can be accessed through the Start Menu shortcuts.

This package includes localized Windows Mobile 6.1 emulator images that can be used with Visual Studio to test applications or as standalone emulators without Visual Studio."



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