Sounds like you're asking if there's a way to prevent the SIP from coming up
when you select an edit field in Pocket Internet Explorer.
Do you have any device-side code, or is this a purely server-side ASP.NET
application?
I don't think there's a way to tell PocketIE through HTML not to show the
SIP. If you're running device-side code, there probably is a way. I remember
hearing something similar, but not sure how it's done.

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> Good morning,
> I have a great problem to solve for the good success of my application.
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> marco care'
> marco@eventweb.it
Marco - 30 Mar 2004 09:24 GMT
My application is purely server-side ASP.NET
In this way I'm enable to mantain the application independent from the
device.
I had developed this application using Terminal Services, but it's too
expensive in licensing of operating system, TS clients and CITRIX clients.
My application uses a personalized input panel for every textbox to fill.
If the SIP is enabled, when it appear, the entire page is moved and this
cause to the user the re-orientatetion of the application form.
Isn't there a script or an executable programs to disable this function ?
We have found that, write a server application for the mobiles devices, is a
good solution: this permit to not have costs of maintenance of application
on the device, neither costs of installation, easy and quickly developement:
and no data connection problems.
I would use the wireless pocket PC on all my application with this tecnique:
stock picking, stock monitoring, collection orders etc.
Thanks
marco
> Sounds like you're asking if there's a way to prevent the SIP from coming up
> when you select an edit field in Pocket Internet Explorer.
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> > marco care'
> > marco@eventweb.it
PeterBur [MSFT] - 31 Mar 2004 21:28 GMT
There's no way to prevent the SIP from coming up using just server-side code
/ client-side scripts in pIE.

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> My application is purely server-side ASP.NET
> In this way I'm enable to mantain the application independent from the
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> > > marco care'
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