Ilya
Fri Sep 29 13:45:07 CDT 2006
Do you have custom today plug in on this Dell? Managed, perhaps?
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"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <p space tobey no spam AT no instrument no spam DOT
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> Just might be how it's exposed, whether it's because of the memory
> structure on that device, which Today screen is actually running, etc.,
> it's difficult to tell. Although it's possible that device A and device B
> might have different service packs of .NET CF 1.0 on them (or that you
> might have installed .NET CF 2.0 on one or more of the test units), it
> definitely seems more likely to be something that you're doing. No
> P/Invokes in your code? Not doing any custom message processing by
> overriding a WndProc or using OpenNETCF's IMessageFilter? I guess you
> could do hard resets on two devices, one that shows it and one that
> doesn't, just to be sure there isn't anything unusual going on.
>
> The problem description doesn't ring any bells for me. You can search the
> group archives via GoogleGroups, to check:
>
>
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>
> Paul T.
>
> "Gavin" <Gavin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:98439B68-12A5-42E8-830E-4769CAEA5C4A@microsoft.com...
>> Hi Paul
>>
>> I have tested the code on the WM5.0 emulator, on a Jam (PPC 2003 SE), on
>> a
>> K-Jam (WM5.0 QVGA), on XDA Exec (WM5.0 VGA), on Palm Treo 700w (square
>> display) and none of then have any problem with exited. If it is a bug in
>> my
>> code then it only affects Dell Axims v50/v51. In this case clearly the
>> .NET
>> CF is not the same for all devices?
>>
>> I'm not holding on to any bitmaps, all bitmaps are disposed of when
>> finished. My code does not use HDC or any pinvokes to create/manipulate
>> bitmaps, just plain New Bitmap() ...
>>
>> Seems like I'm the only one with the problem, then :(
>>
>> Gavin
>>
>> "Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote:
>>
>>> Sounds like a bug in your code. Maybe your method of exit is wrong, you
>>> are
>>> holding onto some graphics object (an HDC? a bitmap? I don't know.),
>>> or
>>> something of that nature.
>>>
>>> Paul T.
>>>
>>>
>>> "Gavin" <Gavin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>> news:85BDED6A-A0B4-4DC0-A272-7A6C26C92E89@microsoft.com...
>>> > Hi Bill
>>> >
>>> > That is strange, I have three different users reporting the same
>>> > problem,
>>> > they are all using Axim x50 or Axim x51. From the screen shot I
>>> > received,
>>> > it
>>> > seems like the Today screen is corrupted after the application exits.
>>> >
>>> > Gavin
>>> >
>>> > "Bill Patten" wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> Hi Gavin
>>> >>
>>> >> I am testing an app on my AXIMx51v and have not seen that problem.
>>> >> Most
>>> >> of
>>> >> the exits seem ok though sometimes it wants to tell Microsoft about
>>> >> the
>>> >> problems, though I think I've created most of them.
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> Bill
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> "Gavin" <Gavin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>> >> news:4B8A8954-7BE8-4896-84A8-3C0478511D0D@microsoft.com...
>>> >> > Hi
>>> >> >
>>> >> > Has anyone experienced any problems running .NET CF v2 applications
>>> >> > on
>>> >> > Dell
>>> >> > Axim x51v/Dell Axim X50v (Pocket PC 2003SE or WM5.0)? Whenever my
>>> >> > users
>>> >> > exit
>>> >> > the .NET CF v2 application the today screen shows large patches of
>>> >> > purple.
>>> >> > Only way to fix this is to soft reset or rotate the screen. I don't
>>> >> > have a
>>> >> > Dell Axim to test but I tested the application on my XDA Exec and
>>> >> > it
>>> >> > exited
>>> >> > without any problems. So it seems the problem is related to VGA
>>> >> > Dell
>>> >> > Axims
>>> >> > only.
>>> >> >
>>> >> > Gavin
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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