GapiDraw 3.50 beta 3 released!
Posted: Oct 11, 2004 @ 4:17pm<a href="http://www.develant.com"><img src="http://www.develant.com/temp/gd-atlantis.jpg"></a><br>
GOTEBORG, Sweden – October 11, 2004 – Develant Technologies</a> today released GapiDraw 3.50 beta 3, which adds fast anti-aliased lines on all devices! GapiDraw 3.5 beta 3 also fixes an issue with 3.50 beta 2 where GapiDraw would always start in VGA mode on Windows Mobile 2003 SE devices, disregarding the HI_RES_AWARE flag.
Download GapiDraw 3.50 beta 3 at www.develant.com
About Develant Technologies
Develant Technologies AB is one of the leading providers of cross-platform application development tools for mobile devices. Develant’s graphics platform GapiDraw is available for Palm, Symbian, and Windows Mobile and has shortly become the standard platform to use when creating applications with high demands for advanced graphics on mobile devices. GapiDraw is actively used in research, CAD/CAM, navigational tools, and hundreds of commercial games for mobile devices. For further information, please visit www.develant.com
GOTEBORG, Sweden – October 11, 2004 – Develant Technologies</a> today released GapiDraw 3.50 beta 3, which adds fast anti-aliased lines on all devices! GapiDraw 3.5 beta 3 also fixes an issue with 3.50 beta 2 where GapiDraw would always start in VGA mode on Windows Mobile 2003 SE devices, disregarding the HI_RES_AWARE flag.
Download GapiDraw 3.50 beta 3 at www.develant.com
About Develant Technologies
Develant Technologies AB is one of the leading providers of cross-platform application development tools for mobile devices. Develant’s graphics platform GapiDraw is available for Palm, Symbian, and Windows Mobile and has shortly become the standard platform to use when creating applications with high demands for advanced graphics on mobile devices. GapiDraw is actively used in research, CAD/CAM, navigational tools, and hundreds of commercial games for mobile devices. For further information, please visit www.develant.com
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