Hi. As far as I know, you could use Pocket C. It isn't the easiest way, but it works. (I've tested it). It starts at $29. Have a look at www.orbworks.com Hope this helps. Benedikt

As far as I know, this is not possible since this is a Windows issue. Windows looks if the given program is installed and if so it asks you to overwrite it. If you want to "update" the program silently, maybe it helps to change the program name each update. Benedikt

Hi. A good start is to look at the basics. There are two ways (as least as i know) of programing for mobile devices. The first comes from Microsoft, and is called .NET Compact Framework. To program with this, you have to purchase Visual Studio from Microsoft (Really expensive!). Or you could try Pocket C or Pocket C#. Search in google for them. Although they're not free, they are less expensive. The question is that you need a compiler to compile you programs on a mobile device, and both of the mentioned above does this. If you'd like to have a free compiler, there are too, but developement on these can be very dificult, speciallly if you want to make your programs available to many diferent platforms. I hope that this helps you. Mail me to beniwtv@gmail.com if you want further information about the described above. Benedikt

The on-screen keyboard (as you call this) that come with Windows Pocket PC are the so called "SIP"'s (Software Input Panel). Just search in google for SIP Pocket Pc and you will find information how to program your own SIP. MSDN (msdn.microsoft.com) is also a great resource. I hope that this helps you, Benedikt

Hi. When I try to set the event Close on a form in .NET Compact Framework 1 SP3, visual studio gives me "Sub ... Handles Me.Close", wich is ok. But when I try to execute it, Visual Studio complains about "Keyword Not Valid As An Indentifier on line (the line above)" and I have to use MyBase.Close instead of Me.Close, wich does not work propertly. Can anyone explain me why this happens? Thanks. Benedikt