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Track your position using a Windows Mobile 6 device

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I'm a software engineer, working in this field since May 1989. Currently doing C# .NET development and project management using SCRUM.

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Track your geographical position using a Windows Mobile 6 device and some Google Map programming.
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Licence CPOL
First Posted 29 Dec 2008
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