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Hi, Can anyone help me get ToDoListPPC to work on my Windows Mobile (HTC Diamond running WM v6)? I've copied all the files across to the device but don't have a clue what to do with them now.
(1) Where should they actually be copied to?
(2) How do I then open a list?
(3) To sync do I just pass a list back and forward between my pc and the device?
(4) Does it matter which version of ToDoList I'm running on the PC?
You'll gather that I'm not a programmer.
Many thanks in anticipation!
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Hi,
1) It does not matter where you copy the files to, you should be able to run the program from anywhere,
2) to open a list click on tools from the menu and select open list,
3) yep thats right, at the moment there is no real syncing availible,
4) it should not matter which version you are running on the desktop
please be aware that it is still in beta right now,
I will have a new version 0.2 ready very soon,
are you using the version at the top of the page or from the link in the forum post - the forum link is my version which is a later edition.
let me know if you are having any difficulties
thanks,
Mark
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Hi, I've picked up the source and started development, since I dont have the password I was unable to commit changes to the repository so I have created a new google code account ,
If anyone has a problem with this just let me know,
you can find my code at
todolistmobile
I may start a codeproject page at somepoint when I get the time but I'll keep an eye out here for any bugs ect.
modified on Monday, October 12, 2009 9:26 AM
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The web link that you gave doesn't work. I did find you here though...
http://code.google.com/p/todolist-mobile/[^]
Many thanks for developing this for the Pocket PC platform.
It would be great if tasks could be cut, copied and pasted (and deleted).
Keep up the great work !
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Hi, Sorry for the slow reply, I've been busy with other work recently but hope to get more development done soon,
Deleting tasks should be possible, perhaps you are using an old version
Cut/copy paste is now on the roadmap. I would like to be able to move tasks however cut and paste might be a comprimise for now.
Cheers for the comments,
Mark
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Hi,
great!!!
Installed on a WM2003SE Device and can open my TodoList.
Haven't tried to make modification yet.
Would be great to have a short description about which functions you think are working or are the functions in your app already tested?
Keep on working on it, please!
I can test it on WM2003 device.
Best regards
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Hi there,
CurrentFeatures
- Opening files
- Saving files
- Adding Tasks
- Adding Subtasks
- Deleting Tasks
- Modify Task Title
- Modify Task Due Date
- Filtering By Active/Completed
RoadMap
- Coloured Priorites
- List Due Tasks
- Move Tasks
- Cut/Copy/Paste
You can find the latest versionof the features and roadmap in the link below,
any extra testing is much appreciated, just let me know any bugs you find!!
http://code.google.com/p/todolist-mobile/[^][^]
cheers,
Mark
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Is their a project started for that?
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Can it support new version???
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Dear forum members,
When opening a ToDoList file on my HTC3300 (WM6) I see only "pluses" indicating the presence of subtasks and lines of dots representing the tree structure, but no tasks and subtasks themselves - i.e. no textual information. I have tried a file created by ToDoList ver. 5.4.2 and also the ToDoList Documentation file that came with the distribution.
When I try to edit the tasks manually and then save the list, the program crashes.
I would highly appreciate being given any advice on this matter.
Thank you.
Alex
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With the latest release of the code, todolistPPC should compile and read files created with 5.3 of todolist.
BUT. I no longer have a windows CE device.
I have just got my hands on an eee PC. This means that I will be moving my development to mono on a linux platform.
TodolistPPC is now officially unsupported. I will not be making any changes to it in the future.
andy.
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Hi Andy,
Sorry to hear you are moving on but good luck on your new ventures.
Is there any way you could transfer ownership of the article to an interested 'other' such as myself just for update purposes - you would still retain legal copyright of course.
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hi,
had a look around the other posts here, but would really apprecate anyone that can give me simple steps to getting this working on windows mobile 2003 ..?
so far, just downloade the source package, then renamed + copied "bin" folder inc. exe file to program files directory on axim x50v, only can't seem to execute the exe ..?! 
sure i'm missing sth obvious, but without any error messages etc at all, bit flumoxed.
cheers ..
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Do you get any error messages worthy of note? You have installed compact framework 2 on the device?
Regards
Michael Davey
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Great looking program but I keep getting the following error.
TodolistPPC.exe
Exception
at Microsoft.AGL.Common.MISC.HandleAr()
at System.Windows.Forms.ComboBox.set_SelectedIndex()
at uk.co.aspellclark.todolistppc.FrmSettings.FrmSettings_Load()
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnLoad()
at System.Windows.Forms.Form._SetVisibleNotify()
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.set_Visible()
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.ShowDialog()
at uk.co.aspellclark.todolistppc.FrmTodoListPPC.mnuFileSettings_Click()
at System.Windows.Forms.MenuItem.OnClick()
at System.Windows.Forms.Menu.ProcessMnuProc()
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.WnProc()
at System.Windows.Forms.Control._InternalWnProc()
at Microsoft.AGL.Forms.EVL.EnterMainLoop()
at System.Windows.Forms.Application.Run()
at uk.co.aspellclark.todolistppc.Program.Main()
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Hi,
I have the same problem when I try to open a tasklist created by TDL 5.3.10.
Thanks,
Klaus
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Hi, saw that you have an issue with the landscape modus.
Maybe this helps::
Add code to detect a `resize` of your form:
Private Sub MyFormResize(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Resize<br />
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ResizeUI()<br />
<br />
End Sub
1) Whenever the screen is being rotated (there are other functions you can call to verify this) this function will be called as this means a resize. So, if normal modus is 5x10 (Width x Height) and the screen is being rotated, it will be 10x5.
2) To retrieve the dimensions, you can use this code
Dim scrWidth As Integer = screen.PrimaryScreen.WorkingArea.Width 'Bounds or WorkingArea<br />
Dim scrHeight As Integer = screen.PrimaryScreen.WorkingArea.Height<br />
or use the SIP object's VisibleDesktop (if the SIP isn't visible, you'll need to subtract an extra System.Windows.Forms.SystemInformation.MenuHeight; for the lower bar, that is!).
3) When you have these dimension's you can re-arrange the controls on your form. I prefer to add as much to panels and resizing them. I don't have the time to edit your source, but I am sure you can figure this out. There aren't that many possible landscape-sizes. You just check whether the width > height.
You can ask me for futher help on this step if you like. I don't know if this is the bottleneck of your issue...
( My first guess would be adding the controls underneath the listbox in one panel and move it next to the listbox when landscape is active )
N.B.: You might think there is a line of code that returns whether or not the device is in landscape mode. Well, there is! I started off using such method, but you really need the new dimensions and handling a fired resizing-event is all you'll need...
Cheers, Daniel Trommel
-- modified at 7:12 Monday 30th July, 2007
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When I try to open a tdl file, it crashes with a redFromFile:NullReference Exception 
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I load a task list from the latest ToDoList version (5.1b6). It loads fine and I can see it great. However when I check a box (task completed) and choose File > Save, it crashes. Briefly the error is InvalidCastException at uk.co.aspellclark.todolistppc.TodoListTreeView.writeToFile() at...
Using Axim x30 WM 4.1 (2003 SP2) w/ CF 2.0.
Thanks,
GoodTurn
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Yep, same here then ir crashes with a readFromFile error next time I try to start it up (guess the data file is corrupt)
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Since I'm in the process of rewriting large parts of TDL-PPC anyway I figured I would include some sorting. Currently the tasks get sorted on "Priority Ascending then TaskName Ascending" that's one sorter.
What other sorters would people like to have? I would prefer to have the sorts as fixed sorter combination as opposed to giving end-users three dropdowns with which to set 1st,2nd and 3rd sort... that's more work 
--
"my favorite animal is the scapegoat "
f{dot}postma{at-sign}xs4all{dot}nl
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"Priority descending then due date ascending" is usually good enough for me
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Hi Frans
On the different subject entirely, what's the current status of the ToDoListPPC project?
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When I try to run this on an Axim x51v, I get the message "This application (TodolistPPC.exe) requires a newer version of the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework than the version installed on this device."
But the Axim already has .NET CF 2.0 built in.
The only "install" I did was to copy the files from CompactFramework\TodolistIpaq\bin\Debug to Program Files\ToDoListPPC, and then run ToDoListPPC.exe.
Any ideas? Thanks,
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Download the latest compact framework 2.0 with servicepack and stubornly install it to the Axim If possible you want to use the TodolistIpaq\bin\Release version btw. It runs faster.
CF 2.0 is never build in, only the WM5 operating system itself is. That is because CF2 has more frequent upgrades (e.g. the service pack 1 upgrade from a month or two ago).
It is possible the program complains about a missing dll, that should be in the same directory as the main program (and copied from the same dir where you found that one).
--
"my favorite animal is the scapegoat "
f{dot}postma{at-sign}xs4all{dot}nl
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