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    - Replicate the Alarm notification dialog with dismiss and snooze I'm developing an app that I want to be able to use the Alarm / Appointment notification dialog, particularily as it seems to display over the password lock screen. Currently I can get a standard notification dialog to work using SHNotification calls but this will not display if the device is locked. I'm using VS 2003 and c# Any ideas? Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110599
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    - How to add Resources to VS 2005 project properties? When developing for PocketPC there is not an option in VS 2005 to add "Resources" in the Project Properties like there is when developing for Windows Forms. My objective is to add a "sound.wav" file to the project and then refer to it by using "My.Resources.sound". Any ideas how to do this? Thanks for any suggestions! Tom Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110588
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    - Program file placement when building cab Hello, I am trying to build a cab using VS2005. I need certain some dlls and other files to be placed into specific directories on the target devices. My approach has been to construct a cab project and to add the new files to the Program Files Folder. I then go to Properties for these files and under TargetName, change the file name, say from: trythis.dll to: \Program Files\MyProgramName\SupportFiles\trythis.dll. This doesn't seem to be appreciated by VS2005. How else can I direct files to be loaded into specific directories other than say Windows or Program Files? Thanks. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110587
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    - Hiden taskbar Hello, How can I hide the taskbar on WM 5.0 Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110586
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    - playing .wav file more than 4 Mb Hi all, please anyone tell me what is wrong with the code... I did everything said in the memory management section to allocate memory and tried to play the wave file. but the playfunction always return that not enough memory to complete the operation (errorcode 14 ). here is the code... first is with file mapping and the other reading the file to memory allocated with virtualalloc function. The code works perfectly in emulator but not in the device. I am using an iPAQ hx2700 with 256Mb, up to 144Mb of it is for user. I have written a program using IO device but I have no idea how to fill the details of the WAVEFORMATEX struct (samplebitrate, etc), because I dont know anything about the wav file in hand. anyhelp please ..... Thanks {HANDLE hFile; hFile = CreateFileForMapping(TEXT("\\My Documents\\Music01.wav"),GENERIC_READ,0,NULL,OPEN_EXISTING,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,0); HANDLE hMapFile = CreateFileMapping(hFile,NULL,PAGE_READONLY,0,0,0); DWORD dw = GetLastError(); DWORD nWords,dwSize; dwSize = GetFileSize(hFile,&nWords); LPVOID pMap = MapViewOfFile(hMapFile,FILE_MAP_READ,0,0,0); dw = GetLastError(); BOOL b; pMap = MapC int ret = PlaySound((LPCWSTR)pMap,NULL,SND_MEMORY); DWORD res = GetLastError(); UnmapViewOfFile(pMap); CloseHandle(hMapFile); b = CloseHandle(hFile);} // {HANDLE hFile; hFile = CreateFile(TEXT("\\My Documents\\Music01.wav"),GENERIC_READ,0,NULL,OPEN_EXISTING,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,0); LPVOID pBase = NULL; LPVOID pBuff = NULL; pBase = VirtualAlloc(0,5*1024*1024,MEM_RESERVE,PAGE_NOACCESS); pBuff = VirtualAlloc(pBase,5*1024*1024,MEM_COMMIT,PAGE_READWRITE); DWORD nWords,dwSize; dwSize = GetFileSize(hFile,&nWords); BOOL b; b = ReadFile(hFile,pBuff,dwSize,&nWords,0); b = PlaySound((LPCWSTR)pBuff,NULL,SND_SYNC|SND_MEMORY); DWORD res = GetLastError(); b = VirtualFree(pBase,0,MEM_RELEASE); b = CloseHandle(hFile);} Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110583
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    - Custom List View Hi, i've got this code to do a Custom List View. When i feel the item they doesn't apair on the list, but if a click over they aparis. Then arrow key doesn't work. Can someone help me to know the problem? Thank's Agnoletto Christian /* THIS CODE AND INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. This is sample code and is freely distributable. */ using System; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Collections; using System.Drawing; using System.Data; using System.Reflection; using System.Drawing.Imaging; namespace ofta_mobile { enum ClienteIcon { privato, business } /// <summary> /// Class used to store display score info /// </summary> class ClienteItem{ public ClienteIcon icon; public string codice; public string ragione_sociale; public string indirizzo; public string provincia; public ClienteItem(ClienteIcon Icon, string Codice, string Ragione_sociale,string Indirizzo,string Provincia) { this.icon = Icon; this.codice = Codice; this.ragione_sociale = Ragione_sociale; this.indirizzo= Indirizzo; this.provincia= Provincia; } } /// <summary> /// Provide a 2 line listview /// </summary> class MyListView : OwnerDrawnList { const int Column1Left = 5; const int Column2Left = 30; public ImageList ImageList1; public MyListView() { // We need a total of 5 rows, so the height is 180/5=36 Graphics g = this.CreateGraphics(); Font font = new Font(this.Font.Name, 10, FontStyle.Bold); // Calc line height to be height of letter A plus 10% int fontHeight = (int)(g.MeasureString("A", font).Height*1.1); this.ItemHeight = fontHeight*3; g.Dispose(); } public void SetImage(ImageList iml ) { ImageList1 = iml; } // Check if the user presses the action key protected override void OnKeyDown(KeyEventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show(e.KeyCode.ToString()); switch(e.KeyCode) { case Keys.Return: MessageBox.Show("You selected item " + this.SelectedIndex.ToString(), "Item selected", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1); break; } base.OnKeyDown(e); } /// <summary> /// Custom OnPaint. This paints the listview items /// </summary> /// <param name="e"></param> protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e) { // Declare vars Font font; Color fontColor; ClienteItem lvi; string riga; //string bmpName; // bmpName=""; // Get graphics object from bitmap. Graphics gOffScreen = Graphics.FromImage(this.OffScreen); // Set background color gOffScreen.FillRectangle(new SolidBrush(this.BackColor), this.ClientRectangle); gOffScreen.DrawRectangle(new Pen(SystemColors.ActiveBorder), this.ClientRectangle); // Set the y pos of the current item int itemTop = 0; // Draw the visible items. for(int n = this.VScrollBar.Value; n <= this.VScrollBar.Value + DrawCount; n++) { // Draw the selected item to appear highlighted if(n == this.SelectedIndex) { gOffScreen.FillRectangle(new SolidBrush(SystemColors.Highlight), 0, itemTop, // If the scroll bar is visible, subtract the scrollbar width this.ClientSize.Width - (this.VScrollBar.Visible ? this.VScrollBar.Width : 0), this.ItemHeight); fontColor = CalcTextColor(SystemColors.Highlight); } else fontColor = this.ForeColor; // Draw a gray separator for each item gOffScreen.DrawLine(new Pen(Color.DarkGray), 1, itemTop+this.ItemHeight, this.ClientSize.Width - (this.VScrollBar.Visible ? this.VScrollBar.Width : 2), itemTop+this.ItemHeight); if (this.Items.Count > n) { lvi = (ClienteItem)this.Items[n]; int indice=0; switch(lvi.icon.ToString()) { case "privato": indice=2; break; case "business": indice=3; break; default: indice=1; MessageBox.Show(lvi.icon.ToString()); break; }; Image bmp = ImageList1.Images[indice]; Rectangle imgRect = new Rectangle(Column1Left, itemTop+ ItemHeight/ 3, bmp.Width, bmp.Height); // Draw the image gOffScreen.DrawImage(bmp, imgRect, 0,0, bmp.Width, bmp.Height, GraphicsUnit.Pixel, new ImageAttributes()); font = new Font(this.Font.Name, 10, FontStyle.Regular); gOffScreen.DrawString(lvi.codice, font, new SolidBrush(fontColor), Column1Left, itemTop); font.Dispose(); font = new Font(this.Font.Name, 10, FontStyle.Bold); gOffScreen.DrawString(lvi.ragione_sociale, font, new SolidBrush(fontColor), Column2Left, itemTop ); font.Dispose(); font = new Font(this.Font.Name, 10, FontStyle.Italic); riga = lvi.indirizzo+ " ("+lvi.provincia+")"; gOffScreen.DrawString(riga, font, new SolidBrush(fontColor), Column2Left, itemTop + (ItemHeight/3)); font.Dispose(); }; itemTop += this.ItemHeight; } // Now draw the visible list box e.Graphics.DrawImage(this.OffScreen, 0, 0); gOffScreen.Dispose(); } // Draws the external border around the control. protected override void OnPaintBackground(PaintEventArgs e) { // e.Graphics.DrawRectangle(new Pen(Color.Black), 0, 0, this.ClientSize.Width - 1, this.ClientSize.Height - 1); } protected override void OnMouseDown(MouseEventArgs e) { SelectedIndex=(e.Y/this.ItemHeight)+this.VScrollBar.Value; this.Refresh(); } } // Base custom control for OwnerDrawnList class OwnerDrawnList : Control { int scrollWidth; int itemHeight = -1; int selectedIndex = -1; Bitmap offScreen; VScrollBar vs; ArrayList items; public OwnerDrawnList() { this.vs = new VScrollBar(); scrollWidth = this.vs.Width; this.vs.Parent = this; this.vs.Visible = false; this.vs.SmallChange = 1; this.vs.ValueChanged += new EventHandler(this.ScrollValueChanged); // this.vs.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(this.OnKeyDown); // Items to draw this.items = new ArrayList(); } public ArrayList Items { get { return this.items;} } protected Bitmap OffScreen { get {return this.offScreen;} } protected VScrollBar VScrollBar { get {return this.vs;} } public event EventHandler SelectedIndexChanged; // Raise the SelectedIndexChanged event protected virtual void OnSelectedIndexChanged(EventArgs e) { if(this.SelectedIndexChanged != null) this.SelectedIndexChanged(this, e); } // Get or set index of selected item. public int SelectedIndex { get {return this.selectedIndex;} set { this.selectedIndex = value; if (this.SelectedIndexChanged != null) this.SelectedIndexChanged(this, EventArgs.Empty); } } protected void ScrollValueChanged(object o, EventArgs e) { this.Refresh(); } protected virtual int ItemHeight { get {return this.itemHeight;} set {this.itemHeight = value;} } // If the requested index is before the first visible index then set the // first item to be the requested index. If it is after the last visible // index, then set the last visible index to be the requested index. public void EnsureVisible(int index) { if(index < this.vs.Value) { this.vs.Value = index; this.Refresh(); } else if(index >= this.vs.Value + this.DrawCount) { this.vs.Value = index - this.DrawCount + 1; this.Refresh(); } } // Selected item moves when you use the keyboard up/down keys. //protected void OnKeyDown(object o, KeyEventArgs e) // { // MessageBox.Show(e.KeyCode.ToString()); // } protected override void OnKeyDown( KeyEventArgs e) { /* MessageBox.Show(e.KeyCode.ToString()); switch(e.KeyCode) { case Keys.Down: if(this.SelectedIndex < this.vs.Maximum) { EnsureVisible(++this.SelectedIndex); this.Refresh(); } break; case Keys.Up: if(this.SelectedIndex > this.vs.Minimum) { EnsureVisible(--this.SelectedIndex); this.Refresh(); } break; } base.OnKeyDown(e); */} // Calculate how many items we can draw given the height of the control. protected int DrawCount { get { if(this.vs.Value + this.vs.LargeChange > this.vs.Maximum) return this.vs.Maximum - this.vs.Value + 1; else return this.vs.LargeChange; } } /* protected virtual void OnMouseDown(EventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show("MouseDown"); }*/ protected override void OnResize(EventArgs e) { int viewableItemCount = this.ClientSize.Height / this.ItemHeight; this.vs.Bounds = new Rectangle(this.ClientSize.Width - scrollWidth, 0, scrollWidth, this.ClientSize.Height); // Determine if scrollbars are needed if(this.items.Count > viewableItemCount) { this.vs.Visible = true; this.vs.LargeChange = viewableItemCount; this.offScreen = new Bitmap(this.ClientSize.Width - scrollWidth, this.ClientSize.Height); } else { this.vs.Visible = false; this.vs.LargeChange = this.items.Count; this.offScreen = new Bitmap(this.ClientSize.Width, this.ClientSize.Height); } this.vs.Maximum = this.items.Count - 1; } // Determine what the text color should be // for the selected item drawn as highlighted protected Color CalcTextColor(Color backgroundColor) { if(backgroundColor.Equals(Color.Empty)) return Color.Black; int sum = backgroundColor.R + backgroundColor.G + backgroundColor.B; if(sum > 256) return Color.Black; else return Color.White; } } } Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? 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    - Compile a class for the Compact Framework Hi, I need to compile a class to get a dll available for the Compact Framework(mobile device app). I do something like this to compile my assembly for Framework (Win32 app): private Assembly BuildAssembly(string code) { Microsoft.CSharp.CSharpCodeProvider provider = new CSharpCodeProvider(); ICodeCompiler compiler = provider.CreateCompiler(); CompilerParameters compilerparams = new CompilerParameters(); compilerparams.GenerateExecutable = false; compilerparams.GenerateInMemory = true; CompilerResults results = compiler.CompileAssemblyFromSource(compilerparams, code); if (results.Errors.HasErrors) { StringBuilder errors = new StringBuilder("Compiler Errors :\r\n"); foreach (CompilerError error in results.Errors) { errors.AppendFormat("Line {0},{1}\t: {2}\n", error.Line, error.Column, error.ErrorText); } throw new Exception(errors.ToString()); } else { return results.CompiledAssembly; } } But I wanted to know how to compile a class available for mobile app from my win32 app. Thanks in advance for your help. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110579
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    - Windows Media Encoder 9, Pocket PC content @ 640x480? Folks, A couple of months ago, I've used Windows Media Encoder 9 to produce some content for a Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 5. At the time, I was in a hurry and could only produce video at 320x240. That seemed to be the default option when I choose 'Pocket PC' as delivery platform. Over the next couple of days, I'd like to produce another short video targetting a Dell Axim with a 640x480 screen. Would that be possible? regards, Sandor Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110578
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    - Touch tone call from PPC? Hi, Is it possible at all using C# on WinCE 4.2 / .Net 2 (for now - maybe WM5.0 later) to automate the following 1) place a call to an automated response number 2) send the correct touch-tone sounds to the receiving line 3) hang up the call I've seen details in the MSDN library for making the initial call (including some WM5 only stuff), but nothing relating to parts 2 and 3. The idea here is to give someone carrying a mobile device access to multiple automated response systems via a single front end, with the software automatically calling the right system with the appropriate details. Thanks in advance, Adam Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110575
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    - Question I'm a student very new at this so excuse me if I have some gaps... Is it possible to connect a Bluetooth receiver connected on your PC with the WM5 PPC Emulator (part of the Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition installed on the same PC) in order to run WM5 Bluetooth communication applications? Thank you for your time. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110574
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    - c++ to c# Hi i need help to translate this code in p/invoke for c# I need to send email from a SmartPhone application in .NET 2003. Thank's Christian /* THIS CODE AND INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. This is sample code and is freely distributable. */ #include <mapidefs.h> #include <mapicode.h> #include <mapitags.h> #include <mapix.h> #include <mapiutil.h> #include <cemapi.h> //Macros #ifndef EXIT_ON_FAILED #define EXIT_ON_FAILED(_hr)\ if (FAILED(_hr))\ { \ RETAILMSG(1,(_T("CEMAPI: FAILED(%x)at %hs:%d\n"), \ _hr, __FILE__, __LINE__)); \ goto FuncExit; \ } #endif //EXIT_ON_FAILED #ifndef RELEASE_OBJ #define RELEASE_OBJ(s)\ if (s != NULL)\ { \ s->Release(); \ s = NULL; \ } #endif //RELEASE_OBJ //Function Prototypes HRESULT CEMAPI_SetMessageRecipients(LPMESSAGE pmsg); HRESULT CEMAPI_SetMessageProps(LPMESSAGE pmsg); void CEMAPI_AddRecipients(LPWSTR pszSrc, ULONG ulType, ADRLIST* plst, LPWSTR& pszLocalRecips, LPSPropValue& pval); ULONG CountRecipsInString(LPCWSTR psz); HRESULT CEMAPI_AttachFile(LPMESSAGE pmsg); // ************************************************************************** // Function Name: WinMain // Purpose: Standard Win32 entry point // Arguments: // none are used for this sample // // Return Values: // int // app exit code // // Description: // // This function controls the main flow of the application. A summary: // Logon to the message store // Get the message stores table // For each entry(i.e. local account) // Open current store entry // Get the Drafts folder(necessary for outgoing mail) // Create a new message in this folder // Set relevant message properties(Recipients, Subject, Body, etc) // Send the message // Clean up // int WINAPI WinMain( HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPWSTR lpCmdLine, int CmdShow ) { HRESULT hr; IMAPISession * pSession = NULL; IMAPITable * pTable = NULL; SRowSet * psrs = NULL; IMsgStore * pStore = NULL; ULONG rgTags[] = { 1, PR_CE_IPM_DRAFTS_ENTRYID }; ULONG cValues = 0; SPropValue * rgprops = NULL; SPropValue * rgpropsMsg = NULL; LPMAPIFOLDER pfldrDrafts = NULL; IMessage * pmsg = NULL; // First logon to the store. hr = MAPILogonEx(NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, &pSession); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // Get the message stores table hr = pSession->GetMsgStoresTable(MAPI_UNICODE, &pTable); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); while (SUCCEEDED(pTable->QueryRows(1, 0, &psrs))) { // Check number of rows returned. Since the above call only asks for one, // anything else means we are at the end of the table if (1 != psrs->cRows) { break; } // Make sure we got the props we need if ((1 > psrs->aRow[0].cValues)||(PR_ENTRYID != psrs->aRow[0].lpProps[0].ulPropTag)) { MessageBox(NULL, L"Store missing PR_ENTRYID!", L"Error", MB_OK); hr = E_FAIL; break; } // Open this message store hr = pSession->OpenMsgStore(NULL, psrs->aRow[0].lpProps[0].Value.bin.cb, (ENTRYID *)psrs->aRow[0].lpProps[0].Value.bin.lpb, NULL, 0, &pStore); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // Now get the Drafts folder. In order for a message to be sent by MAPI, it must be created // in the Drafts folder hr = pStore->GetProps((SPropTagArray *)rgTags, MAPI_UNICODE, &cValues, &rgprops); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); ASSERT(rgprops); ASSERT(rgprops[0].ulPropTag == PR_CE_IPM_DRAFTS_ENTRYID); hr = pStore->OpenEntry(rgprops[0].Value.bin.cb, (LPENTRYID)rgprops[0].Value.bin.lpb, NULL, MAPI_MODIFY, NULL, reinterpret_cast <IUnknown **>(&pfldrDrafts)); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); ASSERT(pfldrDrafts); // Now create a message... hr = pfldrDrafts->CreateMessage(NULL, 0, &pmsg); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); ASSERT(pmsg); // Now set the some properies on the message.... CEMAPI_SetMessageProps(pmsg); // attach a bogus file hr=CEMAPI_AttachFile(pmsg); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // Now send the message hr = pmsg->SubmitMessage(0); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // Clean up MAPIFreeBuffer(rgprops); MAPIFreeBuffer(rgpropsMsg); FreeProws(psrs); rgprops = NULL; rgpropsMsg = NULL; psrs = NULL; RELEASE_OBJ(pmsg); RELEASE_OBJ(pfldrDrafts); RELEASE_OBJ(pStore); } FuncExit: //Clean up MAPIFreeBuffer(rgprops); MAPIFreeBuffer(rgpropsMsg); FreeProws(psrs); RELEASE_OBJ(pmsg); RELEASE_OBJ(pfldrDrafts); RELEASE_OBJ(pStore); RELEASE_OBJ(pTable); RELEASE_OBJ(pSession); return 0; } // ************************************************************************** // Function Name: CountRecipsInString // Purpose: Counts the number of recipient addresses in a given string // Arguments: // IN LPCWSTR psz - string of recipients // // Return Values: // ULONG // Count of recipients(number of semi-colons + 1)contained in the input string // // Description: // // This function merely counts the number of semi-colons in a string and returns that // number + 1. This can be interpreted as the number of recipients in a properly formatted // recipient list // ULONG CountRecipsInString( LPCWSTR psz ) { ULONG cRecips = 0; if (psz != NULL) { if (*psz != '\0') { ++cRecips; } while (*psz != L'\0') { if (*psz == L';') { ++cRecips; } ++psz; } } return cRecips; } // ************************************************************************** // Function Name: CEMAPI_AddRecipients // Purpose: Sets a message's recipient(s)to a hard-coded value // Arguments: // IN LPWSTR pszSrc - semi-colon delimited recipient list // IN ULONG ulType - Recipient type(To, Cc, or Bcc) // INOUT ADRLIST* plst - Recipient buffer, pointer is incremented and returned // IN LPWSTR pszLocalRecips& - local copy of pszSrc // INOUT LPSPropValue& - buffer to hold message props(address type, recip type, etc), // incremented and returned // // Return Values: // void // // Description: // // This function sets recipient properties for a list of recipients. Properties include // the recipient type(To, Cc, or Bcc), the address type(always SMTP), and the e-mail // address list. The properties are returned through the plst parameter. // void CEMAPI_AddRecipients( LPWSTR pszSrc, ULONG ulType, ADRLIST* plst, LPWSTR& pszLocalRecips, LPSPropValue& pval ) { if (pszSrc == NULL) { return; } LPWSTR psz = pszSrc; while (*psz != L'\0') { while (*psz == L' ' && *psz != '\0') { ++psz; } if (*psz == L'\0') { break; } LPWSTR pszEnd = psz; while (*pszEnd != L' ' && *pszEnd != ';' && *pszEnd != '\0') { ++pszEnd; } int cch = pszEnd - psz; wcsncpy(pszLocalRecips, psz, cch); *(pszLocalRecips + cch)= L'\0'; plst->aEntries[plst->cEntries].cValues = 3; plst->aEntries[plst->cEntries].rgPropVals = pval; // Set the type(To, Cc, Bcc)... pval->ulPropTag = PR_RECIPIENT_TYPE; pval->Value.ul = ulType; ++pval; // Set the address type(SMTP is the only type currently supported) pval->ulPropTag = PR_ADDRTYPE; pval->Value.lpszW = L"SMTP"; ++pval; // Set the address... pval->ulPropTag = PR_EMAIL_ADDRESS; pval->Value.lpszW = pszLocalRecips; ++pval; ++plst->cEntries; pszLocalRecips += wcslen(pszLocalRecips)+ 1; if (*pszEnd != L'\0') { ++pszEnd; } psz = pszEnd; } } // ************************************************************************** // Function Name: CEMAPI_SetMessageRecipients // Purpose: Sets a message's recipient(s)to a hard-coded value // Arguments: // INOUT LPMESSAGE pmsg - pointer to IMessage interface // // Return Values: // HRESULT // returns S_OK if the message's recipients are successfully modified. Otherwise an error // is returned // // Description: // // This function defines a hard-coded string which represents the recipients for the given // message. The list of recipients is semi-colon delimited. The string for each field(To, // Cc, and Bcc)is parsed and a count of recipients is calculated. A buffer is allocated // to hold the list of recipients. The recipients are added to the the buffer by field type, // and the the buffer is passed into IMessage::ModifyRecipients. HRESULT CEMAPI_SetMessageRecipients( LPMESSAGE pmsg ) { ULONG cRecipients = 0; ULONG cchTotalRecips = 0; //hard-coded recip values. Delimit with semi-colons if more than address is used per field //Example: LPWSTR pszTo = L"foo@bar.com;test@bar.com"; LPWSTR pszTo = L"bogus@domain.example.com"; LPWSTR pszCc = L""; LPWSTR pszBcc = L""; ADRLIST* plst = NULL; LPSPropValue pval = NULL; BYTE* pb = NULL; LPWSTR pszLocalRecips; HRESULT hr; if (pszTo) { cRecipients += CountRecipsInString(pszTo); cchTotalRecips += wcslen(pszTo)+ 3; } if (pszCc) { cRecipients += CountRecipsInString(pszCc); cchTotalRecips += wcslen(pszCc)+ 3; } if (pszBcc) { cRecipients += CountRecipsInString(pszBcc); cchTotalRecips += wcslen(pszBcc)+ 3; } // // Allocate one big block of memory to hold all the strings. // The block is arranged as follows: // // ADRLIST SPropValue's Copy of addresses // |---------------------|--------------------|---------------------| // DWORD cb = sizeof(ADRLIST)+((sizeof(ADRENTRY)+ sizeof(SPropValue)* 3)* cRecipients); pb = new BYTE[cb +(cchTotalRecips * sizeof(WCHAR))]; if (pb == NULL) { return E_OUTOFMEMORY; } ZeroMemory(pb, cb +(cchTotalRecips * sizeof(WCHAR))); plst =(ADRLIST*)pb; pszLocalRecips =(LPWSTR)(pb + cb); pb += sizeof(ADRLIST)+(sizeof(ADRENTRY)* cRecipients); pval =(SPropValue*)pb; CEMAPI_AddRecipients(pszTo, MAPI_TO, plst, pszLocalRecips, pval); CEMAPI_AddRecipients(pszCc, MAPI_CC, plst, pszLocalRecips, pval); CEMAPI_AddRecipients(pszBcc, MAPI_BCC, plst, pszLocalRecips, pval); hr = pmsg->ModifyRecipients(MODRECIP_ADD, plst); delete[](BYTE*)plst; return hr; } // ************************************************************************** // Function Name: CEMAPI_SetMessageProps // Purpose: Sets some hardcoded properties on a given message // Arguments: // INOUT LPMESSAGE pmsg - pointer to IMessage interface // // Return Values: // HRESULT // returns S_OK if the properties are successfully set, otherwise an error is returned // // Description: // // This function sets up message recipients, sets the message properties, then writes the // the message body to the message via an IStream interface. HRESULT CEMAPI_SetMessageProps( LPMESSAGE pmsg ) { SPropValue rgprops[3] = {0}; ULONG cProps = 0; HRESULT hr; LPWSTR pszSubject = L"Subject"; LPWSTR pszBody = L"Body."; LPSTREAM pstm = NULL; // Set the recipients up. hr = CEMAPI_SetMessageRecipients(pmsg); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // Set the flags and a subject if they exist. rgprops[cProps].ulPropTag = PR_MESSAGE_FLAGS; rgprops[cProps].Value.ul = MSGFLAG_FROMME | MSGFLAG_UNSENT; ++cProps; rgprops[cProps].ulPropTag = PR_MSG_STATUS; rgprops[cProps].Value.ul = MSGSTATUS_RECTYPE_SMTP; ++cProps; if (pszSubject != NULL) { rgprops[cProps].ulPropTag = PR_SUBJECT; rgprops[cProps].Value.lpszW = pszSubject; ++cProps; } // Apply the property values to this message hr = pmsg->SetProps(cProps, rgprops, NULL); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // Stream the body in... hr = pmsg->OpenProperty(PR_BODY, NULL, STGM_WRITE, MAPI_MODIFY, (LPUNKNOWN*)&pstm); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); pstm->Write(pszBody,(wcslen(pszBody)+ 1)* sizeof(WCHAR), NULL); pstm->Release(); FuncExit: return hr; } // ************************************************************************** // Function Name: CEMAPI_AttachFile // Purpose: Attaches a bogus file to the outgoing message // Arguments: // INOUT LPMESSAGE pmsg - pointer to IMessage interface // // Return Values: // HRESULT // returns S_OK if the "file" is successfully attached, otherwise an error is returned // // Description: // // This function sets up a file attachment and associates it with the specified message, // and reads in the file data from via IStream. The "file" in this example is just dummy // data. Normally data from a real file would be streamed in and written to the attachment. HRESULT CEMAPI_AttachFile( LPMESSAGE pmsg ) { IAttach * pAttachment = NULL; SPropValue rgpropsAttch[3]; ULONG ulAttachNum; HRESULT hr; // bogus filename...normally would reference a real file WCHAR wcsAttachmentName[] = L"test.txt"; DWORD dwFileSize; ULONG ulStatus = MSGSTATUS_RECTYPE_SMTP; IStream * pstmAttachment = NULL; // our fake file data, normally would be streamed in from a file char szBuf[] = "Hello, Windows CE"; dwFileSize = strlen(szBuf)+1; // create the attachment hr = pmsg->CreateAttach(NULL, 0, &ulAttachNum, &pAttachment); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); rgpropsAttch[0].ulPropTag = PR_ATTACH_FILENAME; rgpropsAttch[0].Value.lpszW = wcsAttachmentName; rgpropsAttch[1].ulPropTag = PR_ATTACH_SIZE; rgpropsAttch[1].Value.ul = dwFileSize; rgpropsAttch[2].ulPropTag = PR_MSG_STATUS; rgpropsAttch[2].Value.ul = ulStatus; hr = pAttachment->SetProps(sizeof(rgpropsAttch)/ sizeof(rgpropsAttch[0]), rgpropsAttch, NULL); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // open a stream on the attachment hr = pAttachment->OpenProperty(PR_ATTACH_DATA_BIN, NULL /*&IID_IStream*/, STGM_WRITE, MAPI_MODIFY, reinterpret_cast <IUnknown **>(&pstmAttachment)); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // store chunk from our fake file buffer into the stream hr = pstmAttachment->Write(szBuf, 5, NULL); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); // commit it hr = pstmAttachment->Commit(STGC_DEFAULT); EXIT_ON_FAILED(hr); FuncExit: MAPIFreeBuffer(rgpropsAttch); RELEASE_OBJ(pAttachment); RELEASE_OBJ(pstmAttachment); return hr; } Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? 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    - WM2005 and .NET Version error Hi, I had an app that was previously created for WM 2003. I recompiled this after changing the target platform to "Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK". However, when i now copy this over to a WM 2005 device and attempt to run, i am seeing the error " This application requires a newer version of the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework than the version installed on this device". On the device is WM 5.0 version 5.1.195. I was under the impression that WM 2005 ships with .NET 2.0, is that incorrect? Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110567
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    - IImageSinkFilter and encoder format Hello, I should start by saying I am new to Windows Mobile (so please forgive my question if it is really basic). I have read the documentation on IImageSinkFilter and cannot see a funtion that allows the app to specify the encoder format (png, jpg) for the filter to use. SetEncoderParameters() allows you to set the paramters of the encoder but not the encoder format right? Is it correct to assume that the filter determines the image encoder class based on the file extension that is specified by calling SetFileName() on the filter? i.e. the app would call SetFileName() function for example (mypic.jpg) and this tells the filter that it should look for a the class that implements the jpeg encoder? The other question is sort of related to the above question. If one is to develop their own encoder for a specific format, how can they make sure that IImageSinkFilter will use the correct class (i.e the class for my custom jpeg encoder) instead of the class for the built in jpeg encoder? Is there a way to specify that precedence has to be given to my custom encoder? The same applies to the decoder as well, if I would like a custom jpeg decoder to be used instead of the built in one? Thanks a lot in advance Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110565
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    - Application Info I'm trying to build an About messagebox, and I'd like to pull the info from the application that's running. My first idea was to get basics from the Assembly class: Dim asm As [Assembly] = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly() Dim asmn As AssemblyName = asm.GetName() ... then use asmn.Name and asmn.Version But what if I want to get the info for the app (the .exe) when I'm a couple DLLs down. I can only use Assembly.GetCallingAssembly once (static method). I looked into AppDomain, but this is all I could come up with (as far as properties/methods available in NETcf): Dim apd As AppDomain = AppDomain.CurrentDomain ... then use apd.FriendlyName I noticed that there is a Assembly Information dialog in the VS2005 IDE (Project Properties => Application tab => Assembly Information dialog) that contains fields including Title, Description, Company, Product, Copyright etc, which is just the info I need -- seems new to VS2005, couldn't find this in VS2003. But the associated class AssemblyInfo only seems to be available with the full .NET Framework, and not NETcf. So, does anyone know if there is a way to get to this type of info that I missed, either through NETcf or through C routines I can access through P/Invoke or the registry somewhere? Thanks for any help, Steve Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110564
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    - Standard output I'd like to dump standard output from my application, but I don't know how to do this on Windows Mobile devices. I'm using VS2005 and I see the output window at the bottom when I'm debugging an application, but it only lists the names of application modules loaded on initialization. I've also tried NKDbgPrintfW(), OutputDebugString(), and the DEBUG macros, but I still don't see any output. Any help would be appreciated. VS2005 Pocket PC 2003 Emulator C++ Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110557
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    - MFC and PPC 03 Hi, I've got Visual Studio .NET 2003 and I want to devlope a program for Pocket PC 2003 SE. I will do this using MFC because I have experiences with MFC but not with .NET. Unfortunately, there is only an option developing using VB which I really HATE a lot or using C# which I also don't like and don't know. C++ is the language of my choice. So I've installed the PocketPC 2003 SDK but now everything is at it was before. No additionally options in VC.Net. I do NOT want to install mbedded VC, because I have already VS.Net installed. Two big IDE's are really stupid! How can I get MFC for PocketPC2003 to work with VC .Net 2003? Thanks a lot! peter Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110556
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    - hx4700, GetRawFramebuffer? When I perform ExtEscape(hdc, GETRAWFRAMEBUFFER, 0, NULL, sizeof(RawFrameBufferInfo), (char *) &rfbi); on a hx4700 (Windows Mobile 2003) rfbi.pFramePointer == NULL What did I do wrong? -- -Gernot int main(int argc, char** argv) {printf ("%silto%c%cf%cgl%ssic%ccom%c", "ma", 58, 'g', 64, "ba", 46, 10);} ________________________________________ Looking for a good game? Do it yourself! GLBasic - you can do www.GLBasic.com Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110547
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    - Print windows form from Pocket PC if I don't use fieldsoftware pro Hi, I am using Vb.net to compile a program and I would like to click a button to print the content of the windows form on Pocket PC. From web, I get the information that fieldsoftware product perhaps completes this function. However, its supporting printers are so limited. I would like to wonder if this function can be completed using Visual Studio 2005 class library and it can support more printers. Any sample example to do that? My Pocket PC Operating System is Pocket PC 2003 SE. Thanks a lot. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110546
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    - Distributing MSActiveSync Are you allowed to distribute ActiveSync from your own website? / Peter Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110539
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    - Telecommunications Alternatives For The Distributed Workforce (March 2006) Telecommunications Alternatives For The Distributed Workforce (March 2006) Introduction,Distributed Workforce,Virtual Organization,Field Offices for Larger Concerns,Virtual PBX,Case Study-Centract,Knowledge Worker Impact Quotient,Conclusions http://www.freewebs.com/virtual-pbx/ Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110537
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    - Serial over USB Hello, We're need to connect a Windows Mobile or Windows CE PDA (any model, it's not yet selected) to a datalogger that has a physical USB connection, but communicates using serial comms, like the good ol' days of RS232. After extensive searching, I cannot find a driver for Windows Mobile or CE that will do this, though many parties seem to be doing this. Any ideas? Any recommendation for a PDA or OS (Mobile or CE)? We currently use a laptop with Hyperterminal and a serial-over-usb driver to communicate with a datalogger over a physical USB connection on the datalogger. No other means is provided. I'm aware that the portable OS's have completely different drivers, so cannot try to use the laptop's driver. Thanks for reading, Aleksander Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110532
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    - Mobile 5: Receiving SMS Could someone point me in the direction of a good guide on writing applications on WM5 that receive SMS? Many Thanks Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110531
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    - MUI(Multilingual User Interface) for pocket pc Hi, We can localize our application with 1 core exe file and several localized resource DLL.Is there anyone know how to make it ? I'm working for developing the application with support different language. After i create a new win32 or mfc application,it will generate a resource file (English as default).If i want to create the new resource to contain other language,do i only need to add the new resource file in the same project or create another project ? I'm using VS2005. Thanks, Cherry Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110530
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    - How can i program with WTLS certificate in ppc it want to use WTLS certificate in my program, such as decode a certificate ,get the its information and validate it in pocket pc. i have a problem to deal with it Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110529
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    - Multiple Views/Forms Using VS2005 and MFC for PocketPC2003. I've seen many examples about switching the view in a single-document project. None of the code examples really work. Could somebody explain what really needs to happen. I'm using quite some forms by the way. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110528
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    - Directshow http streaming of custom types I've got some directshow filters for wm5, which were ported from the desktop for a custom file type. I've got them working well for local files. Then i went to try to set them up for http in a similar way as you do on the desktop, ie creating entries at HKCR/http/Extensions/ <.ext> = <Source filter GUID> And if i try to open a url in WMP i get, the file is corrupted or the player does not support this type of file. I notice in the CE directshow version of the docs for registring a custom file type, it mentions nothing about registering protocols as it does in the dekstop equivalent of that page. Do i need to register somewhere else? Or doesn't WMP allow you to use custom file types over http? I can't find anything in the docs relating this one way or the other. My custom source has all it's own internals for using winsock, and it doesn't require the file source(URL) filter. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Zen. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110526
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    - Where are the Exchange-Settings stored? Hello Does anyone know where exactly the exchange-settings are stored? (Username, Server...) I want to backup it and to restore it... Is that possible? Thanks Kenny Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110525
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    - Localization procedures Hi, I'm new to use MFC.Does anyone know the procedures of localization for win32 or MFC GUI ?I've searched lots tools for localizing the resource file(.rc),but i don't know how to let the complier know which language i should use. The tool i used is WinTransRC-it could create multilingual resource.Are there any procedures i should follow after that step? Anyone has good suggestions? Thanks, Cherry Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110520
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    - Remote Display & Win Mobile 5 ActiveSync Remote Display does not work with my new Windows Mobile 5 pocket pc. Does anyone know if there is another version or something else that I can display my pocket pc screen on my PC desktop? -- Rick Lederman Soaring Software Solutions, Inc. www.soaringsoftware.com rick@soaringsoftware.com Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110517
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    - Trouble debugging VS2005 release builds - little or no valid variable information I'm having trouble debugging VS2005 release builds for WM 2003 2nd ed - I get little or no valid variable information (e.g., autos and locals). What does show up is usually wrong (e.g., 0's where a valid value should be). This happens no matter what frame I'm looking at, or whether the frame I'm looking at belongs to a leaf function or not. But I haven't seen any complaints of this problem in any of the newsgroups. Which leads me to ask: Am I doing something wrong? I'm using the default settings for optimization & debugging that VS2005 gives a new smart device project. (ARM compiler, of course.) Thanks! -- Dave (BTW, I'm not exactly sure which newsgroup is best for problems with VS2005 embedded development, any tips?) Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110516
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    - UNKNOWN_MANUFACTURER-0000 Hi , I have a problem with a PCMCIA Card on a Pocket PC. when I plug it in the pocket reader , It's recogneized as UNKNOWN_MANUFACTURER-0000. do you have an idea why i got this, and how to resolve it? thnaks Adil Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110513
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    - Projects Control API I notice that the file and application management API documentation makes references to "projects" which I take to be analogous to folders or directories. Is the term "Projects Control" just a legacy name? Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110512
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    - data flow within WM5 I'm interested in better understanding how data transfer is handled in WM5 devices. Specifically, how internet and SMS data exits and enters a mobile device. I understand that the modem recieves the data and somehow it bubbles up to the applications that need it. What are the steps involved in that "bubbling up" process? I'm assuming data must make the inital jump from the modem to the application processor via the RIL, but I don't see raw data comming across anything associated with RIL. I'm specifically intested in SMS and internet data, but seeing *any* data will do for now. Any ideas? Thanks! Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110510
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    - 'System.NotSupportedException I'm trying to read a key register, but allways I get the System.NotSupportedException error. I had been reading for days the new trying to finout the solution, but I couldn't. I'm sure the soulution is in the new, but I couldn't find. Sorry. So, someboy can help me ???? My code is : [DllImport("coredll.dll", SetLastError=true)] public static extern long RegOpenKeyEx(long hkey,string lpSubKey,long Options,long SamDesired,long hkeyResult); long hkey = 0X80000000; // HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT long phkResut=0; long rc=0; long KEY_ALL_ACCESS = 0xF003F; rc = RegOpenKeyEx(hkey, @".2bp", 0,KEY_ALL_ACCESS,phkResut); Thnks in advance......................... Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110507
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    - DLL using MFC has trouble getting loaded on startup. Hello: Sorry for the long post. We have a COM component, which uses MFC (for the UI side of things) and ATL (for the COM side of things). This is loaded/instantiated from an EXE which does not use MFC. If the device is already running (i.e booted up), and we try and run the EXE, the DLL seems to load fine. And run fine. (i.e we are able to get to the classes and interfaces that we need). However, we also have a CE Service - which does not use MFC - spawning off the above EXE on device startup. In this scenario however, when the EXE tries to load this DLL (using either LoadLibrary() or CoCreateInstance()), the device never boots up. It freezes, and the only solution to fix the problem is to hard reset the device. We found that the CoCreateInstance or the LoadLibrary() never returns. We tried creating a dummy dll using ATL (for COM), but no MFC, and that seems to be loaded fine on device startup. When MFC is added to this same DLL, the problem starts happening. i.e the DLL cannot be loaded. However, this problem vanishes on Windows Mobile 5.0 (device being a Qtek 9100); the DLL that uses MFC is loaded perfectly fine, and works like clockwork. However, we need to get this darn thing working on Pocket PC 2003. Has anyone seen this problem before or some similar problem before? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Here are some data points: - The DLL uses both MFC and ATL. Statically links to both. - OS is Pocket PC 2003. - Device is O2 Xda II. - DLL is compiled with Visual Studio 2005 - EXE is compiled in EVC++4, SP2. - EXE does not use MFC Apologies if I have missed anything. Feel free to badger. Cheers! Narayan Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110506
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    - Writing to SD card problem after waking up (WM 5.0) At first I had a problem in C# app that was writing to SD card on iPAQ rx1950. An IOException raised sometimes after iPAQ was powered off and then back on. Then I wrote a small test on C++. It just writes random data to different files on SD card in several threads. After powering down and back up the device I got (sometimes) 1617 (The device has been removed) and 1609 (Handle is in an invalid state) errors (WriteFile function returned FALSE). Does anyone know what can cause this and what is the solution? Thanks. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110505
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    - Tabs Hi Does anyone know how to create TABS in Win32API? (like ones from ... let's say PocketZip-Options) I think that application is built using C# thou.I created property pages in Win32API but i don't like the way they look.If its possible and you know how to create them please let me know. Thanks, Bye Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110502
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    - Will PPC2003 Code work on =?ISO-8859-15?Q?Microsoft=AE?= Windows MobileTM 5.0 Hi, I have code which runs on a HP PDA running PPC2003 which uses the wi fi radio to send/receive files to a host pc. (I did not write the code myself). I am thinkin of buying a Dell Axim X51 416 which runs Microsoft® Windows MobileTM 5.0. Will this existing code work on this newer OS? or will I have to re-write it? Thanks Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110500
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    - PlaySound() does not play a 4mb wav file hi, playsound() function does not work on ipaq when it is more than 4 mb. The same program works fine with the emulator. Even though the device have enough memory the function just returns false.. I don't think it is caused by not enough memory on the process space....after all it is a small .net program. anyone know why ? public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); } [System.Runtime.InteropServices.DllImport("Coredll.DLL", EntryPoint = "PlaySound", SetLastError = true)] private static extern bool PlaySound(string szSound, System.IntPtr hMod, PlaySoundFlags flags); [System.Flags] public enum PlaySoundFlags : int { SND_SYNC = 0x0000, SND_ASYNC = 0x0001, SND_NODEFAULT = 0x0002, SND_LOOP = 0x0008, SND_NOSTOP = 0x0010, SND_NOWAIT = 0x00002000, SND_FILENAME = 0x00020000, SND_RESOURCE = 0x00040004 } private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { bool b = PlaySound("\\My Documents\\music01.wav",new IntPtr(0), PlaySoundFlags.SND_SYNC|PlaySoundFlags.SND_FILENAME|PlaySoundFlags.SND_NODEFAULT); if (b) { MessageBox.Show("great"); } else { MessageBox.Show("problem"); } } } Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110498
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    - Simple Activesync Service Provider Hi, First of all can anyone point me to a site or have a recommendation for a book that includes a good guide on creating activesync service providers? With samples included preferably. However, I may not need a service provider set-up my problem is that simple (at least it seems to be to me at the moment). All I want to do right now is; when a pocket pc is connected have a program (or service provider) on the desktop automatically look for and copy a specific file from the pocket pc to the desktop, and then perform some operations with this file. Will I need a service provider for this or is there a simpler way to go about it? Cheers, Zief Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110493
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    - Replacing Wince.nls Anyone know how to replace Wince.nsl file? I know it's a system file but is there away to replace the file with another one? Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110492
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    - How to evaluate an expression in C# Hi, I'm looking for a method to evaluate an expression such type of : "3*2+5" with the .NET CF 1.1. I found a way but with the .NET Framework : http://www.microsoft.com/france/msdn/technologies/outils/vcsharp/info/info.asp?mar=/france/msdn/technologies/outils/vcsharp/info/20030710-evaluateurs-expressions.html That doesn't run on Pocket PC because the following assemblies aren't found : using System.CodeDom.Compiler; using Microsoft.CSharp; Do you have another idea in order to I can by a simple way, evaluate an arithmetic expression which is a string ? Thanks in advance. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110482
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    - Icon size You can use bitmaps/icons/imagelists for Listviews and Treeview for example. How large can you make those icons? Can you only use 16x16 and 32x32? I need something larger which would take up the whole width of the screen (except scrollbar). So could 400*50 work? Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110481
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    - Secure FTP for Windows Mobile 2005 Using VC++ Visual Studio 2005 Hi, I am using Visual C++ 2005(Visual Studio 2005) to develop Application for Symbol Technologies Windows Mobile 2005 PDA. I have used following codes to connect to FTP Server: hInternetHandle = InternetOpen(_T("Microsoft Internet Explorer"), INTERNET_OPEN_TYPE_DIRECT, NULL, NULL, INTERNET_INVALID_PORT_NUMBER); if ( hInternetHandle == 0 ) { dwError = GetLastError(); HangUp(); ShowLastError(dwError); return FALSE; } hFTPHandle = InternetConnect(hInternetHandle, tszFTPServerName, ipFTPPortNo, tszFTPUserId, tszFTPPassword, INTERNET_SERVICE_FTP, INTERNET_FLAG_PASSIVE, 0); if ( hFTPHandle == 0 ) { dwError = GetLastError(); InternetCloseHandle(hInternetHandle); HangUp(); ShowLastError(dwError); return FALSE; } Now I need to connect to Secure FTP Server. Please can anybody tell me how I can change this code to use for Secure FTP Server. Thank you & regards Dev Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110473
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    - xml provisioning using FileCopy operation I am in running into a system permission issue with using a cpf file that was created from a _setup.xml. I created the cpf file from xml code below. I clicked on cpf on the device and the message I get is not enough permissions. I ran the one the secuirtyoff.cpf from the PocketPC sdk. I also modified the registry to grant manager policy to 144. I am not sure why/ Or what policy is not allowing me to copy files using the provisioning process. Any help is appreciated. SampleCpy.xml <wap-provisioningdoc> <characteristic type="FileOperation"> <characteristic type="\Windows" translation="filesystem"> <characteristic type="MakeDir"/> <characteristic type="example.txt" translation="fileystem"> <characteristic type="Copy"> <parm name="Source" value="\Application\example.txt" translation="filesystem"/> </characteristic> </characteristic> </characteristic> </characteristic> </wap-provisioningdoc> Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110460
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    - Windows Mobile 5.0 and GPS connection issues I have an IPAQ 4700 (running WM 5.0) and Holux CF GPS unit. I have written an app using Visual Studio 2005 with the WM5.0 SDK. The problem I am having is after the unit suspends and then I power it back on, I seem to lose the GPSID connection with the GPS unit. The GSP unit is still blinking that it has a connection, but I never get any new data from it unless I remove it and plug it back in. I'm not sure if this is a OS problem or if it is the actual GPS unit having a problem. I am using the GPSID example code included in the SDK. Any ideas? Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110452
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    - DESKTOPTODEVICE - adofiltr.dll - File not found I did manage to get our eVB applications ported onto WM5 using ADOCE and CDB database files. The only problem I am still getting is that when using ActiveSync 4.1 and calling DESKTOPTODEVICE from a Visual Basic 6 application I am getting the following error: Runtime error 53 File not found "C:\Program Files\Microsoft ActiveSynce\adofiltr.dll" Physically the file adofiltr.dll is in the ActiveSync folder and the version is 4.1.4841.0 I did try calling adofiltr.dll from application folder and system32 folder but with same result. Has anyone successfully run DESKTOPTODEVICE from a VB6 application, using ActiveSync 4.1. Did anyone came across this problem. Thanks. Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110450
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    - Buildcab.bat file not being created Hello, When I run cabwiz.exe it completes successfully but does not create a buildcab.bat as I thought it should. What might I be doing wrong? Thanks. drumred Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110449
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    - Call History - menu HI, i'm trying to add my menu in 'Call History' popup menu. >From SDK: "The Call Log application supports the context menu extensibility mechanism. The context name for this application is Phone, and the class name is Log. The IUnknown pointer that is passed from the application to the context menu handler supports the IPropertyBag interface; the supported properties are listed in the following table. ...." In 'InvokeCommand' a written: //MyMenuExtension implements IContextMenu and IObjectWithSite interfaces IUnknown* m_pSite; //set from virtual STDMETHODIMP SetSite(IUnknown* pSite); HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE MyMenuExtension::InvokeCommand(LPCMINVOKECOMMANDINFO lpici) { HRESULT hr = S_OK; IPropertyBag* pObj = NULL; VARIANT Var; if(m_pSite) { hr = m_pSite->QueryInterface(IID_IPropertyBag, (void**)&pObj); ..... ..... } } m_pSite->QueryInterface returns E_NOINTERFACE....why!?! Any clue?? TIA Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110445
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    - Open other application/file command 1. How can I open another program from my application? 2. To open a file in a program you normally click on the file and then the corresponding program opens the file. How can I do that from my application? Any code examples? Hans Tag: Detect "unattended" mode? Tag: 110441

I have a car navigation application that has an option to disable the
OS auto-shutoff so that when it is being used for long periods without
any user input, it still continues to run, of course. However, there
is a problem when I "turn off" (suspend) the unit (using the power
button) while the application is running. Basically, if left in this
state, it appears that when the nightly "unattended" mode activates (to
update alarms and such, I believe), the unit never powers back off --
because the navigation app is still running and re-disables the
auto-shut-off -- even from the "unattended" state.

So, in the morning, the battery is either dead or much lower.

Is there any way to programmatically detect that the unit is on in
"unattended" mode for the nightly stuff? So that the navigation app
could be sure to NOT disable the auto-off?

Thanks for thoughts on this...

- John Goggan...

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Re: Detect "unattended" mode? by Lao

Lao
Thu Apr 27 14:02:37 CDT 2006

Read Mike Calligaro's excellent post here. He shows how to use a thread
to listen to power state change notifications from the power manager.
http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2005/08/11/450591.aspx

Also some general stuff here:
http://search.blogger.com/?ie=UTF-8&ui=blg&bl_url=windowsmobilepro.blogspot.com&x=0&y=0&scoring=d&as_q=%22%5BPower%20Management%5D%22

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Lao K
Windows Mobile Pocket PC Smartphone Programming Hints and Tips
http://windowsmobilepro.blogspot.com

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