Is there a way to 'read' the usb port. I am trying to get a switch command
eg voltage change or switch press so I can action some code.
Any info appreciated.
Cheers

I've a problem when I try to capture the keypress event. The device is
a THOSIBA G500 (Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone) and the source code in c#
is here:
       private void textBox1_KeyPress(object sender,

I'm using GetAsyncKeyState(VK_LBUTTON) to asynchronously check for
stylus tap in my C++ native windows mobile application. The problem is
that I need tap position (coordinates) too. Unfortunately
GetCursorPos() doesn't seem to work. I tried something like this:

I have a question:
I have a BPP application(Basic Printing Profile) on Pocket PC and when I try
to print on a printer on which pairing is enabled, I am facing some problems
in WM 6.1.

I search a way to implement a ContextMenu for my LinkLabel. But I
cann't find any sample how to do this.
I'm using MS VS2005 with .NET 2.0 Framework.
Have you a CodeSnippet for me?

I have created an WCF service to transfer files between my window mobile 6.0
device and the server.
It works fine for files up to 2MB, But when i try to send larger files, it
throws the below exception.

Hi would like to know if someone outthere knows if its possible to playback a
file but not througth the normal phone spearker but from earpiece, as same as
we receive a phone call.
thanks

I have written an application for Windows Mobile 6.0 smartphones. The
application is written in Microsoft CF 2.0 using C# language. I observed a
weird behavior when I ran my application on different phones.
The application ran properly on Motorola Q9h and on Samsung BlackJack 2.