Windows Mobile Development and usage
During HTML developing you should enable Javascript Error Warnings:
REGEDIT4 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main] "ShowScriptErrors"=dword:00000001
With this setting you will get message boxes if something is wrong with your JavaScript code or the way IEM handles Javascript.
Without this setting IEM will not display any script error and you just get a page that does not work as programmed.
Here is my approach to make a compact framework form fullscreen:
A class that enables you to
(You are right, you dont see ‘fullscreen’ in the screen shot, BUT the taskbar is locked!)
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In commercial environments, we are often asked about KioskMode support for Windows Mobile device. Unfortunately the consumer OS Windows Mobile does not support a Kiosk Mode.
To workaround this, a programmer has to use several techniques to prevent the user from changing settings or playing games on a Windows Mobile device that is running for example a Direct Delivery Store application. But this blog entry is not about what the programmer can do to lock the user in his/her application.
The iLock tool is a fast starting locking application that will lock the user from changing settings or starting unwanted applications until the productive application has been started. Why do you possibly need such a tool? It is because your application may need some more time to startup than this simple and native iLock Windows C application.
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(Updated 28. april 2010: see bottom)
If you need to print, show, generate or analyse DataMatrix Barcodes on a Windows Mobile device, you can now use this class library. I have ported the code to be compatible with Compact Framework 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005.
The original full .NET framework source code is located at SourceForge.
Here is first a screenshot of the test application running on a Windows Mobile device using the DataMatrixNetCF class:
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