I'm trying to make the PPC2003 vibrate when a certain event occurs in
my application. I had a look at CeSetUserNotificationEx(..) but I
simply can figure out how that's supposed to work.
Isn't there a very simple way to make the a PPC vibrate?

I'm a rookie developing for Mobile Devs.. I need a WatchDog to manage my
application but i have no idea about coding it. I read info from Daniel Moth
and still have no clue. Is there a more detailed article about this?
Please, if you can help me.

Hello again
now that I made progress thanks to the help of you, the next problems
don't wait long to cross my way.
1.

Here is an issue I have Never seen before with WinXPPro, SP2.  Installing
eVC 4.0, SP2 and SDKs I ran into an installation error where Driver
Protection won't let the emulator drivers install.  Has anyone else seen
this, and how does one correct it?

I'm trying to get an MSMQ app originally written on the Pocket PC to run on
a Symbol MC3000 CE.NET device but there's something different between the
two that makes it not work.
On the Pocket PC I can write:

What's the difference between Visual C++ and eVC++?
Are they both Visual C++ with one dealing with full blown windows and the
other with mobile devices?
Also, if I begin learning Visual C++, it shouldn't be too difficult to

using eVC++ 4.0 and PPC 2003 device.  Create a SDI application and change the
view type to CFormView.  Setup WM_SIZE event handler to prevent the scroll
bars from appearing.  When the application is run everything is ok EXCEPT
that the window is too narrow and does not cover up ...

Is there any C API present in VC++ for WIN-CE get systen time in UTC with
the accuracy of milliseconds. I don't want to use the CTIME class as this is
in C++.
thanks in advance

I am developeing a small app for pocketpc 2003. I want to use the command
line to pass a couple of arguments to may app. So far it looks like this -
CString strTest(m_lpCmdLine);
I then convert the string strTest to double using the wcstod operator.

I am programming a real time project. I need to write and read
from a serial port. So far, I have used the WriteFile function,
the problem is that this function takes about 500 microseconds
(a lot of time)

I have a project that I need to complete. A part of the subject is to do a
simple device manager. I have absolutely no idea of how to get a list (by
programmation) of the devices included into the pocket pc, and overall how
to list the different adapters.

I asked a while back for help on compiling a console app with EVC4. The
following was the help I received from "Jimbo" <cjavajim@yahoo.com>.
<quote>
   In Embedded Visual C++, click on the Project menu & select Settings...

I've burn the last two days trying to get a simple SAX XML example working.  
We're using WinCE4.2 and the platform was built to include the minimal XML
parser.  The problem is that the "documentation" shows files named
SAXErrorHandlerImpl.h and SAXContentHandlerImpl.h to name ...

We have a dll which uses PostMessage to notify higher level application
on events. Now the application, which was a MFC application, is replaced
by a .net application and a dll which represent the interface between
the .net app and the other dll.

I've read that printing services were left out of Windows CE.  How have any
of you gotten around this obstacle and printed a document?  
Also, is it true that OLE is not supported in Windows CE?
By Windows CE, I'm treating it as the same as Pocket PC 2002/2003/etc.