The Rhode Island .NET User Group
	Wednesday, September 6, 2006 Don Sorcinelli Leveraging Outlook Mobile and Message Interception in the .NET Compact Framework

Roger Williams University
Residence and Conference Center

Social Hour w/ Pizza & Soda 5:00 - 6:00 pm.
Presentation 6:00 - 8:00 pm.

The .NET Compact Framework 2.0, when used with Windows Mobile 5.0 devices, provides powerful capabilities for easy access to contact, appointment and task information from Outlook Mobile. When combined with the new Notification Broker APIs, mobile application integration scenarios become endless! In this code-focused presentation, Don Sorcinelli will walk through the basics for accessing Outlook Mobile data in Smart Device applications using Visual Studio 2005 and C#. He will then demonstrate the code needed to implement message interception functionality, and finally bring these two concepts together in a working scenario. As a bonus, Don will examine, discuss and demonstrate the code behind the BHighlyMobile Group's application "Call To Contact", a popular freeware application that leverages both the Outlook Mobile and Notification Broker APIs.

Don Sorcinelli is the owner of The BHighlyMobile Group, L.L.C., a New Hamshire-based consultancy focused on mobility solutions based upon Microsoft technologies. The BHighlyMobile Group is a Microsoft Certified Partner with the Mobility Solutions competency. More information can be found at http://www.bhighlymobile.com. Don is also a long-standing Microsoft Most Valuable Professional ("MVP") in the Mobile Devices category, as well as the Editor-In-Chief of BostonPocketPC.com (http://www.bostonpocketpc.com) and Co-Manager of Club Pocket PC - Boston, the Boston/New England Windows Mobile User and Developer Group.

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7/28/06 - Robert Half Technology has positions available for an individual that has the ability to  investigate, design and implement GUI for .NET applications, apply persona driven approach to requirements, and workflow implementation.  Define classes and controls, then implement to provide efficient and fluid user experience.  Develop Visual Studio projects and participate in test driven development where appropriate.  Qualifications include a BS in computer science or 5+ years of equivalent work experience.  2+ years experience with .NET C# or VB GUI development also necessary.  Familiarity with web services and ActiveX components and object-oriented design experience required.  Experience with software development process techniques also valuable.  Contact Alyce Pagliarini (401) 273-4000 and e-mail resume to alyce.pagliarini@rht.com.

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We're always looking for speakers. If you're interested in speaking to our group or if you know someone who you'd like to recommend please contact Al Cutting at ACutting@RIDotNet.com (with subject line: RI.Net User Group). Thanks!

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