微软和PC Magazine杂志邀请您开发最好的PowerToy for Tablet PC。胜利者奖金1万5千元美金。
Create and submit your best PowerToy for Windows XP Tablet PC Edition in the "Does Your Code Think in Ink?” contest. You could be driving a new sports car, coding away in the ultimate office, taking an exotic vacation, or just grabbing the loot!
You don’t even need a Tablet PC to enter!
Do not miss out on this chance to show the world your code. The winning PowerToy will be available for a free download on the PC Magazine website. This contest ends January 31, 2004.
A Tablet PC PowerToy is any kind of application that enhances and extends the functionality of the
Tablet PC. This application, utility or game shows off the power of the platform. To see more PowerToys, please go here.
The Tablet PC Platform SDK application development can be done on a standard Windows XP desktop. The SDK provides the Tablet PC pen and ink runtime DLLs and APIs. In addition, the SDK offers documentation and samples to assist you in integrating pen and ink components into existing and/or new Windows applications. To download the latest Tablet PC Platform SDK please go here.
If you can write code – enter now for a chance to win fabulous prizes! Winners selected by PC Magazine. The first 200 entries will receive a free Tablet PC t-shirt!
You must be 18 years or older to win. See the Official Rules for details.
How to Enter
All entries must utilize the Windows XP Tablet PC Platform SDK. You can use the Tablet SDK on Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1, or Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2. To download the latest Tablet PC Platform SDK please go here.
To be eligible, your entry must include the following:
•All entries must be in English.
•Any publicly released Tablet PC SDK may be used.
•Standalone PowerToy executable (.exe) file, no larger than 100MB in size. If there are multiple runtime components it is acceptable to submit a compressed archive (.zip) file here which includes the runtime components and clear instructions on how to configure them.
•Submit your source code for the PowerToy, including a “Readme” file containing all of the requirements to build and compile the PowerToy including the compiler or development environment version. You may also include a compilation batch file. These items must be submitted as a single compressed archive (.zip) file.
•Requirements or dependencies to run the PowerToy (SDK’s needed, .NET Framework version, etc.).
•Please provide a two to four sentence description of how the PowerToy can be used.
Make sure your entry works properly before you submit it for consideration. If the application does not run the first time, one more attempt will be made after which the entry will be disqualified. No attempt will be made to debug the application. See the Official Rules for details.
To upload your Powertoy
Visit http://www.doesyourcodethinkinink.com/ and submit the form.
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