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Outlook Calendar is bound to be one of the most popular applications among the Windows Mobile device users. Even though the built-in Outlook Calendar provided by Microsoft suffices the average user, enterprise users often require integration with the business applications they use on everyday basis, and in many cases they need to customize it to make the Calendar application better suit their business needs.
Resco MobileCalendar is a C# .NET sample project demonstrating how to integrate Outlook Calendar into your mobile applications. It also allows you to display your business related data in an Outlook Calendar - like UI environment. Or, you can build a mobile application showing a combination of personal appointment with business related data in the same form. Since the MobileCalendar is provided with Source code there is possibility to do also significant customizations.
The sample application’s main form shows appointments in various views such as Agenda, Day, Week, Month and Year the same way as the built-in Calendar application does. The Agenda view is implemented using the Resco AdvancedList .NET control, Day and Week views are implemented using the Resco OutlookWeekCalendar control and Month and Year views are implemented using the Resco OutlookMonthCalendar.

Another form provides for data editing. It uses the Resco DetailView .NET control allowing the user to edit appointment data in TextBox, ComboBox and Link items while providing standardized Windows Mobile user interface.

Thanks to advanced controls designed specifically for mobile devices, the application runs seamlessly in portrait as well as in landscape mode, while this functionality is implemented through just two lines of code.
