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AdrianHesketh · 03-07-03, 10:23 AM

Super, in that case, I'll be buying an Axim next week. I thought that was the case, but I just had to check. I've been developing software using the Beta version of Visual Studio .Net 2003 and I must say that it's a joy. The older SDK for developing with the PPC meant that two winsock controls can't talk to each other. I can see there being a large market for applications running over various protocols on 802.11b especially running on a handheld so cheap and powerful as the Axim...

A lot of my existing .Net code seems to works fine on the StrongARM emulator - including my tcp sockets classes, which I was suprised at - but I need to see it on hardware to believe it.

It looks like my Handspring is going in the bin (well, being given to my brother)...

Thanks for the speedy reply!

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AdrianHesketh Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 20 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks Super, in that case, I'll be buying an Axim next week. I thought that was the case, but I just had to check. I've been developing software using the Beta version of Visual Studio .Net 2003 and I must say that it's a joy. The older SDK for developing with the PPC meant that two winsock controls can't talk to each other. I can see there being a large market for applications running over various protocols on 802.11b especially running on a handheld so cheap and powerful as the Axim... A lot of my existing .Net code seems to works fine on the StrongARM emulator - including my tcp sockets classes, which I was suprised at - but I need to see it on hardware to believe it. It looks like my Handspring is going in the bin (well, being given to my brother)... Thanks for the speedy reply!