Just a quick question.... I have installed .Net 3.5 and things work as expected.. however in the reg it reads as attached below.....
Am I right in thinking that 3.5 isn't active?
Thanks
only the library itself is important, in this case all dll's of 3.5, if you installed cf3.5 than every app will work as it should. it doesn't matter what key is set on 1 or 0. I don't know their exact purpose but who's active and who's not its not relevant in this context.
Thank you... Understanding now...
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Hi,
after purchasing Visual Studio 2005 i have finished the first release (and the first program!) of an Egg-Timer. I have removed the need of CF2.0 - it should work now on every PDA without any additional download.
Some comments on it?
Feature Plan:
- Switch off screen during count down to save battery power
- save user settings
- customize layout: change backgroud color and color of buttons
- add more counter to stop time in parallel
- save entire recipes which can direcly be loaded to the counter
Revision History
v1.4
- Second Sound just before the countdown ends (15 seconds)
- Remove the requirement of the .net CF2.0
- implemented a stop watch
v1.3
Major functionality included in the progi:
- PDA prevent from switching off during countdown
- Sound stops by pressing either Stop or Start button
v1.2
- Some Bugfixes
- fixed: Scrollbars removed
- About Menu included
- Start Button is usable from right softkey
v1.1
- wave file is selectable now
- thumbfriendly
- Some Default suggestions
- Speed up the timer by menu to get an enhanced accuracy
- Options Menu included
Let me know if it works on your device.
Looks great! Will test it soon!
This i like. But this is really a prog u need to make thumbfriedly! I mean minutes and secons. and also have a memory so u just can press for instance the usuall 3 minutes.
frewys said:
This i like. But this is really a prog u need to make thumbfriedly! I mean minutes and secons. and also have a memory so u just can press for instance the usuall 3 minutes.
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Thumbfriendly - hmm - thats a good improvement. I will put it on my todo list. I have some good ideas. This issue is very easy to implement. Let me see if i can release a new version in short time. Nevertheless: Do you know that you can just tap on one of the NumericUpDownCounter with a thumb and control it via the DPAD? That is also comfortable....
The other idea with a memory is also a good idea but it is more tricky to implement. I have to read in more detail of programming. Maybe some registry storing or an ini file will be ok. At a first i will implement some hardcoded suggestions. This is easy to implement.
Thank you for the good ideas.
Bubisch said:
Looks great! Will test it soon!
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Let me know, if it works on your device, especially the sound :?
EggTimer gives an error.
EggTimer needs a newer version of .NET Compact Framework than is installed on the device.
I’m getting a “InvalidProgramException”.
I’m using ROM 2.01a.64WWE; WM5.0 OS 5.1.195 (Build 14847.2.0.0) so I do have the newest version?
Or isn’t it a standard part of the OS?
If not, where can I get a newer version of .NET Compact Framework?
topcaser said:
frewys said:
This i like. But this is really a prog u need to make thumbfriedly! I mean minutes and secons. and also have a memory so u just can press for instance the usuall 3 minutes.
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Thumbfriendly - hmm - thats a good improvement. I will put it on my todo list. I have some good ideas. This issue is very easy to implement. Let me see if i can release a new version in short time. Nevertheless: Do you know that you can just tap on one of the NumericUpDownCounter with a thumb and control it via the DPAD? That is also comfortable....
The other idea with a memory is also a good idea but it is more tricky to implement. I have to read in more detail of programming. Maybe some registry storing or an ini file will be ok. At a first i will implement some hardcoded suggestions. This is easy to implement.
Thank you for the good ideas.
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Like what u have done with it. Glad I can be of some use. Like the idea of regfile. so there is as little extra files as possible.
Regards
Fredrik
Re: EggTimer gives an error.
Dodger said:
EggTimer needs a newer version of .NET Compact Framework than is installed on the device.
I’m getting a “InvalidProgramException”.
I’m using ROM 2.01a.64WWE; WM5.0 OS 5.1.195 (Build 14847.2.0.0) so I do have the newest version?
Or isn’t it a standard part of the OS?
If not, where can I get a newer version of .NET Compact Framework?
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You need the CF 2.0 and can download it here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...6b-356b-4a2c-857c-e62f50ae9a55&DisplayLang=de
But if you can wait some time i will release a version without the needs of the CF 2.0 ...
I just tried your eggtimer and its really good! But just rememered that i tried something like this before..
the problem is u want to turn off the device so that i reserves power.. but the timer doesnt work than. Two possible workarounds ( im no programmer so bare with me) either have a buttan that swithes of the display OR maybe its possible to check the realtime clock and activate the alarm after the right amount of time?.. just a sugestion.. if possible
Regards
Good job topcaser come along way since the first release.
I like the fact the backlight stays on so you can keep an eye on the time, when cooking your egg, so an optional light/screen on/off would be a good idea.
When i tried it on my wizard alarm kept going off even when i closed the program hope that can be fixed.
Maybe an idea to startup with the standard 3 minutes (default) and have an option to change.
Thanks again, i shall return
p.s. great you released without the net, boy do i hate that thing fills up your memory!?!?
Find attached 2 egg timer images - perhaps that can be made into an ico file for your exe - a high profile program like yours needs an icon
Will give this ago when I get AS back on my PC...
Thanks
Terran
When I start it, it closed down :?:
I have net installed using it on a rx 3715 with WM2003SE
Not sure if you are still developing it or not. I like it very much. Just hope it get better.
1. Make it save the state when exiting (stopwatch or not, timer preset data).
2. Move the bigger buttons (start/stop/proceed) to the bottom, so that it can be easily touched by thumb.
3. If the stopwatch doesn't start from zero, I still didn't find a way to reset it to zero.
Palm has a freeware: stopwatch, which is very easy to use:
Pic
Palm also has a good freeware for timer: bigwatch, in which touching the min/hour/sec upper part will increase 1, touching the lower part will decrease 1, very concenvient.
bigclock
Good luck!
Hello,
is there a free IDE for .net Programming on WM 2003 PhoneEdition using C#?
I have Visual Studio 2003 Express Edition...and the SDK is downloading...
eVC 4.00 is running but i thing .net is better...and more convinient
It woud be nice a link list with items i need for this.
Perhaps use the SharpDevelop IDE for Creation this Apps?
Thx
SharpDevelop is not really working with .NET CF. There is a workaround but it is a mess, you can't use GUI for making forms and such, do a search on their site and wiki. While .NET might be convenient, I suggest you to learn C++ and use EVC++4 and possibly MFC; native apps is the way to go under PPC, especially since .NET apps tends to be slow (and you can't do some stuff in .NET either).
Evc++ I cant get the SRC Files for this example CTapiConnec
Hello,
hmm yes i can use evc++, i have tested it and it works fine.
Creating a Standard Dialog based app no "beginning" Problems...
BUT
I want to use the tapi do make a call. Ok MS has a CallIt sample on Homepage and some post in this Forum...
I cant get the SRC Files for this example CTapiConnection
defined in TAPIUTILS.H
And reimplement this again is mutch work...i tried it but many compiler errors after 20 Fixes i give it up.
Where can i download it? Or only for MSDN Subscribers?
And the issue about looking what is included in .h Files
I've been searching for hours and can't find the answer. I'm hoping someone here could help me out. I just started programming in C# and I'm trying to kill a process that already exists. I'm guessing I have to somehow do it via process name, but that's where the problems start. I've found a solution using System.Diagnositics.Process and a couple using WMI, however that function seems to only be in .NET 2.0.50727, and I don't think that applies to mobiles (please let me be wrong). I can easily start/stop another exe from with the program, just not one that the program hasn't started itself. Does anyone have a preferrably easy solution to this problem. If not, I'll gladly accept a complicated one.
Thanks.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.aspx
says
"Version Information
.NET Framework
Supported in: 3.0, 2.0, 1.1, 1.0
.NET Compact Framework
Supported in: 2.0"
Thanks Rudegar. That's some good info, however that class only works for processes created by the program. What I'm trying to do is kill a background process (or multiple instances ) that's already running. If I use this technique to create then close/kill the process, it creates a duplicate and closes that one, leaving the original process(es) running.
The functionality I'm looking for seems to be missing from the compact framework, so I'll probably need to use the WMI through a DLL in the OS (which I did to call for a soft reset), so I'll have to figure that one out.
EDIT: Looks like this class has a few other features I need to check out. I'll do that this afternoon as the golf gods are calling me right now
direct link is here
http://www.codeplex.com/MobilePE/SourceControl/DownloadSourceCode.aspx?changeSetId=11259
indirect link here, you need to download 11259
http://www.codeplex.com/MobilePE/SourceControl/ListDownloadableCommits.aspx
Sorry, can I request that you rename this thread to include the keywords "Kill Process"? Thanks!
Hi,
I ponder the switch from 2.0 to 3.5. What bothers me is that it's possible to do a side-by-side-installation with a .net 2.0-rom by installing 3.5 from a cab, but you can never install 2.0 as a cab if the rom is made with 3.5.
So, I am interested whether there are programs which are known to be incompatible with 3.5.
Please, don't give me the "3.5 works fine for me and is faster" - I know that. However, nothing in life is free, and I wonder whether those 2% stated by MS are really relevant, meaning that they contain programs which I would potentially miss.
Have fun!
Thoops, sorry - could any admin move this to "development and hacking"?
net is pretty much backward conpatible unless the programmers used deprecated functions which have been removed in 3.5
there was a list of such functions when they went to 1.1 to 2 as in they still worked but ms claimed free to remove them in later versions
some of those located in their compact framework could have been removed
i'm sure msdn have info if thats the case
and likely a new list of functions of 2 have now been marked deprecated and could be removed in the version after 3.5
Hi,
I am working on an app in C#.net (3.5) that has the ability to call numbers from a database. However I am having trouble lauching the Dialer to do what I want.
At the moment I am using the following code to launch the dialer (Staight forward ShellExecute with Params)...
Code:
Process cProg = new Process();
cProg.StartInfo.FileName = @"\Windows\CPROG.exe";
cProg.StartInfo.Arguments = String.Format("-url tel:{0}", no);
cProg.Start();
This lauches the "Verify the number is correct" prompt, I would like to call the dialer and dial a specific number.
As many people before me have asked for extra param's to CPROG I assume there aren't any.
What is the best way to achieve what I am after?
I know I can use the TAPI to make a call, but can that launch the dialer, or will that simply make a call using my program (not what I am after).
I'd like to do it in the same way SPB Mobile Shell / HTC Cube favourites does it.
Thanks in Advance for any help you can offer.
Dave
Forget about launching the cprog program. You can do it like this:
You need a reference to Microsoft.WindowsMobile.Telephony;
Then use:
Phone phoneCall = new Phone();
phoneCall.Talk("01234567890");
This method launches straight into the dialler and dials that number.
Thanks Mate, works a treat.
/bows
Ta,
Dave
hi chaps...
apart from c# 2008 and the .net 3.5 framework what else do you need to develop apps on the windows mobile platform.
may sound like a daft question but i have got it working on c# 2005 but it does not want to work in 2008.
thanks
You might need the Windows Mobile 6 SDK.
There are two versions, I recommend the Professional one (Supports more resolutions).
Thanks
Dave.
DaveShaw said:
You might need the Windows Mobile 6 SDK.
There are two versions, I recommend the Professional one (Supports more resolutions).
Thanks
Dave.
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quick question - .net CF 3.5 framework required or .net 3.5?
thanks.
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.net CF 3.5 man