[Kris Kumar]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/windowsmobile/howto/AdaptYrApp/default.aspx

"Windows Mobile supports an increasing variety of screen resolutions and orientations. Here you'll find the latest news, guidance, and tools to make it easier to Adapt Your App and keep your applications running on the latest device displays."



Mel Sampat over at the Windows Mobile Team Blog is talking about the one-stop source for all the information and resources that a developer would need to write resolution aware applications. I still haven't figured out how to make my hobby project switch between the 176x220 resolution on my older SP3i and the 240x320 on my new 2125, and now I have to worry about the newer (320x240) landscape resolution. In case your are confused by all these numbers, I mean resolutions, then check out the Microsoft site.

[Kris Kumar]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/windowsmobile/howto/AdaptYrApp/default.aspx

"Windows Mobile supports an increasing variety of screen resolutions and orientations. Here you'll find the latest news, guidance, and tools to make it easier to Adapt Your App and keep your applications running on the latest device displays."



Mel Sampat over at the Windows Mobile Team Blog is talking about the one-stop source for all the information and resources that a developer would need to write resolution aware applications. I still haven't figured out how to make my hobby project switch between the 176x220 resolution on my older SP3i and the 240x320 on my new 2125, and now I have to worry about the newer (320x240) landscape resolution. In case your are confused by all these numbers, I mean resolutions, then check out the Microsoft site.