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I want to *remove* the SIP button altogether (and be able to re-display it when it's needed).
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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
I want to *remove* the SIP button altogether (and be able to re-display it when it's needed).
Check out the SHFullScreen API. In the dwState parameter, you can specify either SHFS_HIDESIPBUTTON or SHFS_SHOWSIPBUTTON.
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I tried this in the OnCreate function in CMainFrame, but it returned FALSE. The hwnd wasn't NULL, so I can only assume that the iPAQ doesn't support the function call, or I'm not calling it in the right place.
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That's a shame... The only thing I can recall is that maybe your HWND is not top-level, but being a CFrame-derived it should be... Anyway, examples point to the use of this function on the InitInstance. I'm trying to use it there but is also not working, although no error is returned now.
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I'm making the call in CMainFrame::OnCreate. Wouldn't it be a safe guess to say that the CMainFrame class represents the top-level window at it's creation?
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Now I have it. After "hiding" the SIP button, you have to resize the frame window in order to cover it. Also, the toolbar must be hidden.
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Hide the toolbar?
Doesn't that kinda defeat the purpose? 
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You're kinda right, but I've yet to see a sample of what you want to do. If you go to MSDN, the samples of SHFullScreen are exactly that: full screen. I think I led you into a blind alley: maybe this is not the solution you are looking for. Sorry! 
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Can we use access databases in WinCE 3.0 ? I want to build a program that manage a student list with Access database (or something like it). But I just have emulator, not real Pocket PC.
I'm a Vietnamese student
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Yes, you can use Access databases on WinCE 3.0 (I'm developing applications for PocketPC 2002 with Pocket Access). The problem is the emulator, but there are ways to copy the databases to and from the emulation using ActiveSync. I read somewhere in MSDN that you need to have two COM ports in your PC to achieve this. Check MSDN.
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What is the largest size of a text file in WinCE 3.0 ?
I'm a Vietnamese student
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Docs say: Effective with version 3.0, the maximum size for the RAM file system is 256 MB, with a maximum size of 32 MB for a single file. In earlier versions of Windows CE, the limit for both the RAM system and a single file is 16 MB. Also effective with version 3.0, the maximum number of objects in the object store is increased from 65,536 to approximately 4,000,000.
Cheers
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If the function SOCKET in supports broadcasting in the
802.11 Ad hoc mode(without AP)?Is there anybody knowing this?Please help me, thank you..
Platform:WinCE3.0
Development platform:Embeded VC++, PacketPC 2002 SDK
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Subject says it all..!
Already I went to the following URL's:
(1)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnce21/html/poomsdk.asp
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnppc2k/html/ppc_oom.asp
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http://www.cegadgets.com/wincedevfaq.htm#5.38%20How%20can%20I%20print%20from%20a%20Windows%20CE%20application?
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http://www.pocketpcdn.com/sections/index.html
But I am unable to find the POOM SDK..!
Suggestions are welcome !!
Thanks in advance
Siva
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Hi,
Yes that poom sample is working well in pocket pc iPAQ.
Here is my question:-
How to deal with Task,Mail,Today,Appointments,Messages & Tasks for all the devices pocket pc 2002/pcoket pc/hpc pro ?
Please let me know if you have any ideas..
Thanks,
siva
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Does anybody know what is the relation between an edit control's height and its ability to display the caret? When I create smaller edit controls with a Tahoma 8 font, the caret will not show up until you start typing. Why is this?
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Hi all,
subject says it all !!
Note:
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Buildign application for iPAQ and eVC++ application will be running on that pocket PC.
Suggestions are most welcome.
Thanks,
siva
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I think that it's possible to send some AT/FAX commands via the serial port (or the IrDA port) of the Pocket PC to the fax.
Just search in Google for "AT FAX commands"
To send some AT commands via the serial port or the IrDA port take a look on my article Infrared Communication with your Mobile Phone.
Daniel 
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Dear Daniel,
Thank you for your instant reply.
Already i had seen your article reagrding that
"Infrared Communication with your Mobile Phone. "
But I need more information regarding sending via both serial/IrDa port.
Please guide me.
Thanks
siva.
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Ok!
First create a simple eVC++ application to send some AT commands via the serial port.
I think the best method is to create a simple dialog based application with an edit box and a button.
In the edit box you can edit the current AT command at runtime.
When you click on the button just send the command in the edit box via the serial port to the device (don't forget to add '\r' at the end of the string).
As next connect the Pocket PC to the device (fax) and try the AT commands. So you can test the system.
The code to write a AT command via the serial port works as same as via the IrDA port (in my article). The only thing is, that you have to find out at what port (COM1, COM2, ...) your device is connected.
I hope this will help you!
Daniel
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OK.
I will check this and get back to you.
Here are my questions:
Lets assume that I am having Pokcet PC device with GSM/GPRS enabled(ie.Always connected...)
How to access the FAX device from my eVC++ applciation which is running on the Pocket PC witout using IrDa?
Expecting your reply in this regard.
Thanks,
siva
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OK.
I will check this and get back to you.
Here are my questions:
Lets assume that I am having Pokcet PC device with GSM/GPRS enabled(ie.Always connected...)and Lets assume that the internet was down and I want to send the document to the remote Fax device...from from my eVC++ applciation which is running on the Pocket PC witout using IrDa?
Expecting your reply in this regard.
Thanks,
siva
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Hi,
I will check this and get back to you.
Here are my questions:
Lets assume that I am having Pokcet PC device with GSM/GPRS enabled(ie.Always connected...)and Lets assume that the internet was down and I want to send the document to the remote Fax device...from from my eVC++ applciation which is running on the Pocket PC witout using IrDa?
Expecting your reply in this regard.
Thanks,
siva
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If your Pocket PC have a serial port you can connect it directly to the fax. Maybe, there are also exist some CF Cards with a serial port (RS232) for the Pocket PC. I think there exist also some IRDA to RS232 converter you can connect to the fax.
And of cource there is a very smart way to send the AT commands to the fax, with Bluetooth.
There exists some Bluetooth to RS232 converter you can connect to the fax. For the Pocket PC there are also exist some Bluetooth CF Cards.
Daniel
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