| Weblog: | Pocket PC Access Database Alternatives (Missing Apps Part II) | |
| Subject: | Access for Pocket PC | |
| Date: | 2004-10-28 14:55:15 | |
| From: | Israelgp | |
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Here are your answers.
If you use ActiveSync, go into the menu EXTRAS and activate entry "Database imports". You will be prombt for the name of the Acess Database (on the Desktop). As you have choosen it the Desktop Access Database is beeing automatically converted into a Pocket Access Database which is transfered to your PDA into the \MY Documents\ Folder. Thats all to create an Pocket Access Database. The database on the PDA will now be automatically synchronized with the one on the Desktop.
If you like to develop an application with .Net Compact Framework I propose to use the special ADO ActiveX "InTheHand". This is very cheap and works fine. Find it on Handango.com. Any More questions?
Good luck and regards from Germany
Günter Becker