Windows CE Power Magazine

WINDOWS CE POWER MAGAZINE - JUNE 2000

The best of Windows CE Power
In this, the fifteenth and final issue of Windows CE Power, we want to take a moment to look back at some of the great articles that got us to where we are today. Enjoy this collection of Windows CE Power's greatest hits and be sure to join us for the exciting premier of Pocket PC Life, coming next month.

Coming next month: Pocket PC Life Magazine
While Windows CE users will continue to enjoy their devices, with the release of the Pocket PC, Microsoft will be gradually de-emphasizing the Windows CE brand. And so, we find ourselves needing to change our branding as well. In this important editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz announces the evolution of Windows CE Power into the exciting, brand-spanking-new Pocket PC Life Magazine.

Inputting text one SIP at a time
There are so many programs out there for entering data into your Windows CE device, you might find yourself confused as to which one is right for you. Fortunately, contributing editor Clifford Brooks does the work for you by breaking down the wide array of Soft Input Panels. In this article, he investigates some of the leading SIP panel alternatives on the market today.

PhatWare's HPC Notes 3.0 Professional and HPC Spell
If you enjoyed Dan Huber's series on cool tools for students from Developer One, here's a special bonus. This time, the focus is on a company called PhatWare as Dan takes a look at two more products that are great for students and non-students alike.

WINDOWS CE POWER SITE OF THE MONTH
Screen protectors from scratch
If annoying scratches and abrasions on your Pocket PC screen are driving you crazy, you're in need of some good ways to keep your screen protected. In June's Windows CE Power Site of the Month, Steve Niles lets you know about a place to go for everything you've ever wanted to know about screen protectors but were afraid to ask.

COOL TOOLS FOR STUDENTS
Developer One's AccessPanel Platinum Edition and CodeWallet
In the third and final article in a series, Windows CE Power contributing editor Dan Huber takes a look at helpful software for student users of Windows CE devices. But if you're not a student, don't despair. Read this series of articles anyway, because these fabulous products may help you too!

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