With Windows Mobile Phones you have the possibility to Change View from "One
Column" to "Desktop" or "Default"
Funny thing is that "Defaul" isn't Defaul it is "One Column". For me as a
webdeveloper it brings up the Problem that I can't make good looking webpages

Well, I'm trying to do an application to smartphone in the VS 2005 that
changes an image from a picture box every time that you click in the menu.
I'm getting the image in the directory of application:
string path = @"c:\temp\DeviceApplication3\DeviceApplication3\1.bmp";

Help,
Our office runs exchange 03 and we have remote offices that connect via RPC
over HTTP using Outlook as their client.  This allows the remote user to
have full access to all public contacts and folders on our exchange server.

Thanks for giving me quick response but with this question something I
want to put here because I have problem and again knowledge point of
view it has some importants.
TOOLS: evc++ 4.0, Winodws CE 5.0 Emulator(WMP embedded using PB 5.0).,

What is the right way to access the smartphone's call history? I trie
the phone API, but I always get an error message that the phonep.h i
not found. Pls help, I'm very confused... :-(
Code

is there a logical explanation (other than for instance that they forgot to
update some files in the OS) why on a WM5 Smartphone (such as the Qtek 8300)
it is comfortably possible to save, delete and *EDIT* IE bookmarks, while on
a WM5 Pocket PC (such as the Qtek 9000) it is JUST ...

Running in the Smartphone emulator under eVC++4 SP4.
HMODULE hModule;
HRSRC hResInfo;
DWORD ResSize;

In Windows Mobile 5.0, the speed dial database (speed.db) is stored
within "pim.vol" located in the root directory.  I can access the
records winthin this database and get the display names and index
stored with the speed dial entries.  However I am unable to get a valid

I'm developing a telephony application in C# using TAPI (coredll.dll) on
an HTC i-mate SP5. I'm declaring the call to lineGetDevCaps like this:
[DllImport("coredll.dll", EntryPoint="lineGetDevCapsW", CharSet =
CharSet.Auto, SetLastError = true)]

In my setup DLL, I need to open up a binary resource and use it.  The
following code works fine on a WM 5.0 PocketPC, but fails on
Smartphone.  Specifically, the FindResource() and LoadResource() calls
work fine, but SizeofResource() fails with GetLastError() returns error

Is there some way to verify if a poom item (contacts, task,
appointments) was modified? I mean, I don't want an event to be
catched, bla bla bla. Something more simple like a modification date,
revision number..

I am looking at the possibility of having a 'livecast' in the form of a
plugin on the home screen. By livecast I mean, scrolling text in a
plugin on the homescreen in the form of a marquee found in web
browsers. Can anyone lead me to any possible topics in this regard? I

Running in the Smartphone emulator under eVC++4 SP4.
DWORD ErrNum;
LPTSTR pErrMsg;
ErrNum = GetLastError();

Thanks to Riki-san for answering three of my questions last week, two of
which involved a wizard in eVC++4 producing code that relies on behaviour
undocumented in MSDN and/or conflicts with instructions in MSDN.  In those
two cases, the answer to one was to rely on Microsoft's code ...

I got stuck here: I made my app using VS2003 and eMbedded Visual C++ 3.0.
When I tried to run it on the SP 2002 emulator, build is fine, connection to
emulator is fine, and download finished and emulator comes up. When I click
the Lauch button, an error window pops up saying ...