Bruce Krell (Beverly Hills, CA) is an independent software consultant who develops real-time/multithreaded/device driver applications in C, C++, and Java for a variety of companies and government organisations. Krell has extensive Windows teaching experience, conducts hands-on software engineering and programming workshops, and teaches graduate and undergraduate courses at several local universities in the areas of software engineering, computer graphics, operating systems, compiler design, user interfaces including X-Windows and MS Windows, expert systems, and information system engineering. He developed the Java Seminar In A Box (SIB) licensed by Microsoft. Dr. Krell is the co-author of Programming Windows with Visual C++ 6.0, Microsoft Press, and the author of Programming Windows with Java and WFC, IDG Books.

• Chapter 1: Overview Chapter 2: Pocket PC Architecture Chapter 3: A Minimal, Easily Tested Pocket PC Program Chapter 4: Using Tab Pages Under Pocket PC Chapter 5: File Input/Output on the Pocket PC Chapter 6: A Drawing Program Chapter 7: A Word Processing Program Chapter 8: A Multithreaded Program Chapter 9: Writing Programs in MFC For The Pocket PC Chapter 10: Developing ActiveX Controls Chapter 11: Using Embedded Databases Chapter 12: Using Bitmaps on the Pocket PC Chapter 13: Using the Serial Port on the Pocket PC Chapter 14: Synchronizing the Desktop With The Pocket PC Chapter 15: Debugging Your Pocket PC Application Chapter 16: Tricks and Hidden Gotchas for Pocket PC Programming

Bruce Krell (Beverly Hills, CA) is an independent software consultant who develops real-time/multithreaded/device driver applications in C, C++, and Java for a variety of companies and government organisations. Krell has extensive Windows teaching experience, conducts hands-on software engineering and programming workshops, and teaches graduate and undergraduate courses at several local universities in the areas of software engineering, computer graphics, operating systems, compiler design, user interfaces including X-Windows and MS Windows, expert systems, and information system engineering. He developed the Java Seminar In A Box (SIB) licensed by Microsoft. Dr. Krell is the co-author of Programming Windows with Visual C++ 6.0, Microsoft Press, and the author of Programming Windows with Java and WFC, IDG Books.

• Chapter 1: Overview Chapter 2: Pocket PC Architecture Chapter 3: A Minimal, Easily Tested Pocket PC Program Chapter 4: Using Tab Pages Under Pocket PC Chapter 5: File Input/Output on the Pocket PC Chapter 6: A Drawing Program Chapter 7: A Word Processing Program Chapter 8: A Multithreaded Program Chapter 9: Writing Programs in MFC For The Pocket PC Chapter 10: Developing ActiveX Controls Chapter 11: Using Embedded Databases Chapter 12: Using Bitmaps on the Pocket PC Chapter 13: Using the Serial Port on the Pocket PC Chapter 14: Synchronizing the Desktop With The Pocket PC Chapter 15: Debugging Your Pocket PC Application Chapter 16: Tricks and Hidden Gotchas for Pocket PC Programming

Bruce Krell (Beverly Hills, CA) is an independent software consultant who develops real-time/multithreaded/device driver applications in C, C++, and Java for a variety of companies and government organisations. Krell has extensive Windows teaching experience, conducts hands-on software engineering and programming workshops, and teaches graduate and undergraduate courses at several local universities in the areas of software engineering, computer graphics, operating systems, compiler design, user interfaces including X-Windows and MS Windows, expert systems, and information system engineering. He developed the Java Seminar In A Box (SIB) licensed by Microsoft. Dr. Krell is the co-author of Programming Windows with Visual C++ 6.0, Microsoft Press, and the author of Programming Windows with Java and WFC, IDG Books.

• Chapter 1: Overview Chapter 2: Pocket PC Architecture Chapter 3: A Minimal, Easily Tested Pocket PC Program Chapter 4: Using Tab Pages Under Pocket PC Chapter 5: File Input/Output on the Pocket PC Chapter 6: A Drawing Program Chapter 7: A Word Processing Program Chapter 8: A Multithreaded Program Chapter 9: Writing Programs in MFC For The Pocket PC Chapter 10: Developing ActiveX Controls Chapter 11: Using Embedded Databases Chapter 12: Using Bitmaps on the Pocket PC Chapter 13: Using the Serial Port on the Pocket PC Chapter 14: Synchronizing the Desktop With The Pocket PC Chapter 15: Debugging Your Pocket PC Application Chapter 16: Tricks and Hidden Gotchas for Pocket PC Programming