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Select Multiple Items Functionally Without Pressing the CTRL or SHIFT Key in a List View Control
Published 12/06/2005
Learn how to select multiple items without pressing the CTRL or SHIFT key on a touchscreen app or Windows CE app.
Using The CE HTML Viewer Control To Create Powerful, Customized Presentations
Published 03/09/2005
Create an HTML viewer control on a CE device. Once animated, this control allows you to pass any data that is capable of being rendered by using HTML tags from the desktop device to the CE device. The power and elegance of this approach can hardly be overstated.
Examining Remote System Status
Published 07/14/2004
Learn how to remotely monitor system status with Nancy's RAPI Demo example program.
Utilizing Pocket IE Functionality in Mobile Applications
Published 03/23/2004
Learn how to provide IE functionality from your applications.
Reading And Writing Files From WinCE Apps
Published 01/27/2004
Once you find a CE file and open it, it's time to confront the problem of the portability of data. See how to read a multibyte character set (MBCS) text and convert it to Unicode for display in an edit control.
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Quirky and yet persistent, C++ is a language that keeps programmers coming back to it. Pick up some new ways to wrangle it into your workflow.
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Translation costs time and money, and can affect the quality of the product being made. Make sure all your team members speak the same language.
