Windows Mobile Development with MFC
Drill deeper into Mobile Development in C++ and go through the development and debugging of a Windows Mobile 6 application with a focus on MFC.
Drill deeper into Mobile Development in C++ and go through the development and debugging of a Windows Mobile 6 application with a focus on MFC.
Try a no-embedded-background-needed introduction into developing Windows Mobile applications in C++. With comprehensive support for smart device development in Visual C++ and great device emulation features in the Windows Mobile SDKs, mobile development is well within the reach of all Visual C++ developers.
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Have you ever wanted to show video clips in your application or maybe play audio files? Learn how to do it easily with the Windows Media Player Control!
MS ActiveSync has many great features you can utilize in your applications. This article will guide you through an implementation of custom File Filters to make possible file conversions to pass the data back and forth between the PDA and desktop computer.
With the help of POOM (Pocket Outlook Object Model), you can implement sophisticated and customized mobile applications with rich functionality.
Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 released to manufacturing. Windows mobile features just improved!
Explore the wide world of TAPI programming... telephonic hardware, intertnal modem, and GSM, to name a few. TAPI provides a powerful mechanism for operating on those devices and hides all low-level details from the application developer.
Floating point operations are the one of the biggest pains under Palm OS. Even though it's getting better with new OS versions, it is still a good point to be confused. Learn what Palm OS offers you in floating point math support.
Learn how to progmatically restrict access to the Shell by running your application full screen.
Have you ever used Control Panel? Definitely yes. Now, learn to create your own Control Panel applets to serve your needs.
Create a DLL to contain your own remotely invoked function. The key to this job is creating the correct header file.
Devices powered by Pocket PC 2000 and later provide a Today screen, which by default displays Owner Info, Calendar, and so forth. Windows Mobile has added several new cool features for Today's panel item. With a little effort, you can create your own custom Today plug-in component and put it along with standard ones.
Look into how the DesktopRAPIInvoker application transfers files between the desktop and the CE-side device.
Learn how to create applications that may connect to the Internet or an intranet. This article helps determine an asynchronous way of data transfer over the Internet.
Learn how to create applications that may connect to the Internet or an intranet. Take a look at typical scenarios that often occur in programming practice.
Learn about a useful class to help you create a multiview application on WinCE.
Learn the essentials of building, deploying and running a Nokia Series 60 project using C++ on the Symbian OS.
Walk through the initializations of the RapiDemo application.
If you wrote PocketPC applications that used RAS on a version of Pocket PC before 2002, then you may find that they don't work with Pocket PC 2002 or later. Learn how to give new life to these RAS applications.
Enlarge and enrich your applications through the advantageous marriage of CE's dispersed computing model and the power, productivity, and ubiquity of desktop Windows by using CE's Remote Programming Interface (RAPI).
Most usersand even most software developersare a little surprised by the absence of an 'Explorer' style view of the Windows CE file system on the PPC devices. Read on to learn the reason for this as well as the impact it can have on the CE applications you build...
Learn the steps involved to add a custom menu entry to the PocketPC "New" Button Menu. The sample project adds menu items and handles respective menu clicks.