Does anyone has any class to read/write registry values in managed code for compact framework 2 ?
thanks!
yep ms does it's a part of the framework
in that respect compact is just like normal .net framework
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.win32.registrykey(VS.80).aspx
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Hi all,
I have problems by using a C++ class library in a C# project. I try to add the managed C++ library to the references of my C# project, but .Net 2005 returns error "A reference to 'cppProjectName' could not be added because it is not a device project.". Its no problem to do that with .Net 2003.
Is that a bug or are there missing project settings?
Thanks for your help!
BR Adrian
Mac user here wanting to install .NET Compact Framework 2 on T-Mobile MDA. Need it to run WiFiFoFum. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the .CAB file anywhere, on-line. I'm looking for "NETCFv2.wm.armv4i.cab." Anyone have it?
Here's the link http://www.s-church.net/software/pocketpc/dotnet20/NETCFv2.wm.armv4i.cab
^^^ Much obliged! ^^^
Hi,
I want to launch an app/file from within my C# program. The common way to do this is to use System.Diagnostics.Process class
e.g. System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"MyFile.txt");
This class does not seem to be available in CFv1.0. Is there an alternative way to run a file from within my code?
Dev Env: C#, VS2005, WM5.0 PPC and Compact Framework v1.0 (I have to stick with CFv1.0)
Thanks for any help and code given
Any takers? I'm still struggling to find a way to run another file from within my c# program. I can do in VB if it helps me. I don't think this should be difficult but I am coming up blank without being able to use System.Diagnostics.Process class (only available in CFv2.0)
This class was missing in the v1.1 CF Framework... and as such, there is no way to launch a thread.
You must upgrade to the v2.0 framework.
I need to find an alternative to using the System.Diagnostics.Process class. I have to support CFv1 devices with the install so cannot upgrade to CFv2
You can do it by P\Invoking the CreateProcess function.
Hello,
It seems me that does not exist the Appearance property in .NET Compact Framework version 1.1 or 2.0, Some alternative?
Thank you
Korku said:
Hello,
It seems me that does not exist the Appearance property in .NET Compact Framework version 1.1 or 2.0, Some alternative?
Thank you
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What exactly are you trying to do?
Any ideas if this is and SDK to go on top of the .NET Compact Framework. If so can we download it?
Hawk