Sorry to repeat things already answered, but I did try searches first at least!

Working with the demo/eval tools right now.

1. Any pointers on or links to general guidance on when to use AddObject vs. 
CreateObject()?  AddObject appears to be related to *controls* and not plain 
COM classes, but that seems overly simplistic so I'm probably wrong.

2. Current script runtime: has the CreateObject()-related memory leak ever been 
addressed?  Is it truly related to using Set X = Nothing or a general problem 
with object disposal (i.e. including object references going out of scope)?

3. Anyone have sample code or a wrapper component that will open a COM IStream 
on a file and return it as an object?  I'd need to close the IStream and 
dispose of it cleanly (no leaks) as well.

4. Anyone have anything "lighter" than MGCEWin32 for basic clipboard access?  
At least Unicode text but preferably files (from Explorer) as well.

5. Can NS Basic/CE accept vbs "modules" (.bas) obfuscated as .vbe using the MS 
Script Encoder (SCRENC.EXE)?  Also, what are .cod modules?  Yes, I realize 
"compiled" programs obfuscate my code and I realize .vbe is weak obfuscation.

6. Basic.WM.cab is only needed to deploy the IDE to the device... is that 
correct?  TechNote 23 seems to be woefully out of date, I have no 
BASIC.PocketPC4_ARM.cab in my dev system's folder indicated in that article.  
When/how do I use the "Extra Feature Installers" (menu in desktop dev. IDE)?

7. I end up with sxehhhh.tmp processes on the desktop that I have to kill off 
using Task manager.  I assume this relates to aborted/pending deployment 
attempts?

8. Is it practical and safe to detect available device display resolution and 
resize Forms (moving/resizing controls) at runtime?  Is it practical to create 
programs that can sense and work properly on both WinMobile Std and Pro (i.e. 
touchscreen and no touchscreen)?

Thanks for any input, please feel free to direct me to TechNotes (same ones 
*again* if required).  Answer any you can, I know I have quite a list here.

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