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Where can I download the latest POOM SDK? AKSIVAKUMAR3-Mar-03 1:54 AKSIVAKUMAR 3-Mar-03 1:54  Subject says it all..! Already I went to the following URL's: (1) http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnce21/html/poomsdk.asp (2) http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnppc2k/html/ppc_oom.asp (3) http://www.cegadgets.com/wincedevfaq.htm#5.38%20How%20can%20I%20print%20from%20a%20Windows%20CE%20application? (4) http://www.pocketpcdn.com/sections/index.html But I am unable to find the POOM SDK..! Suggestions are welcome !! Thanks in advance Siva Re: Where can I download the latest POOM SDK? João Paulo Figueira3-Mar-03 11:10 João Paulo Figueira 3-Mar-03 11:10  Check out pimstore.h. It should be in your include directory. Also, check out this article in CodeGuru: Implementation of POOM Using Embedded Visual C++ 3.0[^] Cheers. Re: Where can I download the latest POOM SDK? AKSIVAKUMAR3-Mar-03 22:04 AKSIVAKUMAR 3-Mar-03 22:04  Hi, Yes that poom sample is working well in pocket pc iPAQ. Here is my question:- How to deal with Task,Mail,Today,Appointments,Messages & Tasks for all the devices pocket pc 2002/pcoket pc/hpc pro ? Please let me know if you have any ideas.. Thanks, siva Edit control height and caret João Paulo Figueira1-Mar-03 11:28 João Paulo Figueira 1-Mar-03 11:28  Does anybody know what is the relation between an edit control's height and its ability to display the caret? When I create smaller edit controls with a Tahoma 8 font, the caret will not show up until you start typing. Why is this? Hwo to send document to FAX from eVC++ application AKSIVAKUMAR27-Feb-03 2:18 AKSIVAKUMAR 27-Feb-03 2:18  Hi all, subject says it all !! Note: ---- Buildign application for iPAQ and eVC++ application will be running on that pocket PC. Suggestions are most welcome. Thanks, siva Re: Hwo to send document to FAX from eVC++ application Daniel Strigl27-Feb-03 19:54 Daniel Strigl 27-Feb-03 19:54  I think that it's possible to send some AT/FAX commands via the serial port (or the IrDA port) of the Pocket PC to the fax. Just search in Google for "AT FAX commands" To send some AT commands via the serial port or the IrDA port take a look on my article Infrared Communication with your Mobile Phone. Daniel --------------------------- Never change a running system! Re: Hwo to send document to FAX from eVC++ application AKSIVAKUMAR27-Feb-03 22:40 AKSIVAKUMAR 27-Feb-03 22:40  Dear Daniel, Thank you for your instant reply. Already i had seen your article reagrding that "Infrared Communication with your Mobile Phone. " But I need more information regarding sending via both serial/IrDa port. Please guide me. Thanks siva. Re: Hwo to send document to FAX from eVC++ application Daniel Strigl27-Feb-03 22:53 Daniel Strigl 27-Feb-03 22:53  Ok! First create a simple eVC++ application to send some AT commands via the serial port. I think the best method is to create a simple dialog based application with an edit box and a button. In the edit box you can edit the current AT command at runtime. When you click on the button just send the command in the edit box via the serial port to the device (don't forget to add '\r' at the end of the string). As next connect the Pocket PC to the device (fax) and try the AT commands. So you can test the system. The code to write a AT command via the serial port works as same as via the IrDA port (in my article). The only thing is, that you have to find out at what port (COM1, COM2, ...) your device is connected. I hope this will help you! Daniel --------------------------- Never change a running system! Re: Hwo to send document to FAX from eVC++ application AKSIVAKUMAR27-Feb-03 23:15 AKSIVAKUMAR 27-Feb-03 23:15  OK. I will check this and get back to you. Here are my questions: Lets assume that I am having Pokcet PC device with GSM/GPRS enabled(ie.Always connected...) How to access the FAX device from my eVC++ applciation which is running on the Pocket PC witout using IrDa? Expecting your reply in this regard. Thanks, siva Re: Hwo to send document to FAX from eVC++ application AKSIVAKUMAR27-Feb-03 23:20 AKSIVAKUMAR 27-Feb-03 23:20  OK. I will check this and get back to you. Here are my questions: Lets assume that I am having Pokcet PC device with GSM/GPRS enabled(ie.Always connected...)and Lets assume that the internet was down and I want to send the document to the remote Fax device...from from my eVC++ applciation which is running on the Pocket PC witout using IrDa? Expecting your reply in this regard. Thanks, siva Re: Hwo to send document to FAX from eVC++ application AKSIVAKUMAR27-Feb-03 23:23 AKSIVAKUMAR 27-Feb-03 23:23  Hi, I will check this and get back to you. Here are my questions: Lets assume that I am having Pokcet PC device with GSM/GPRS enabled(ie.Always connected...)and Lets assume that the internet was down and I want to send the document to the remote Fax device...from from my eVC++ applciation which is running on the Pocket PC witout using IrDa? Expecting your reply in this regard. Thanks, siva Re: Hwo to send document to FAX from eVC++ application Daniel Strigl1-Mar-03 23:57 Daniel Strigl 1-Mar-03 23:57  If your Pocket PC have a serial port you can connect it directly to the fax. Maybe, there are also exist some CF Cards with a serial port (RS232) for the Pocket PC. I think there exist also some IRDA to RS232 converter you can connect to the fax. And of cource there is a very smart way to send the AT commands to the fax, with Bluetooth. There exists some Bluetooth to RS232 converter you can connect to the fax. For the Pocket PC there are also exist some Bluetooth CF Cards. Daniel --------------------------- Never change a running system! How to access the printer from my eVC++ applicatiion AKSIVAKUMAR26-Feb-03 22:10 AKSIVAKUMAR 26-Feb-03 22:10  Hi Guys, I would like to print document from my eVC++ application. Does any one having sample application ? if so please let me know in detail. Suggestions are most welcome. thanks, aks Re: How to access the printer from my eVC++ applicatiion João Paulo Figueira27-Feb-03 1:37 João Paulo Figueira 27-Feb-03 1:37  Hmmm... Here's a link. It is not quite what you are looking for, but may help. Print from eMbedded Visual Basic with PrinterCE[^] Re: How to access the printer from my eVC++ applicatiion AKSIVAKUMAR27-Feb-03 22:47 AKSIVAKUMAR 27-Feb-03 22:47  Dear Joao Paulo Figuerira, Thank you for your reply.I would like to access the printer from my eVC++ application. I am unable to find these information in the NET. Suggestions are most welcome !!! Thanks, siva Re: How to access the printer from my eVC++ applicatiion João Paulo Figueira27-Feb-03 22:58 João Paulo Figueira 27-Feb-03 22:58  The problem with CE is that it will not support printing as we know it on the desktop. In another post, Daniel S talks about sending AT commands via IR to the printer. This may be one solution. Another one, might be using a third-party software. Check HP[^], they have a free printing tool for iPAQs. Printing in Windows CE, 2.11 Jørgen Belfalas26-Feb-03 0:22 Jørgen Belfalas 26-Feb-03 0:22  Hi there, I'm working on custom designed hardware (a measuring instrument) with a printer attached to the parallel port. (Windows CE v. 2.11) When I start printing but the printer is out of paper or off line, the system generates an error message that allows me to press 'Retry' or 'Cancel'. If I correct the problem and press 'Retry' everything works fine, but if I press 'Cancel' the instrument is no longer able to print until after a reboot. I can see that EndPage returns a negative value but I can't find a way to handle it. I have tried to Detach, CreateDC and Attach again but it doesn't help. Any help will be appreciated Thanks in advance, Jørgen Re: Printing in Windows CE, 2.11 AKSIVAKUMAR26-Feb-03 22:25 AKSIVAKUMAR 26-Feb-03 22:25  Hi Jorgeon, I am also facing the same problem. Got the solution ! If so please let me know. Thanks, aks Re: Printing in Windows CE, 2.11 AKSIVAKUMAR27-Feb-03 23:06 AKSIVAKUMAR 27-Feb-03 23:06  Hi, Do you have any sample application for accessing the PRINTER from eVC++ program.? If so please let me know in detail. Thanks, siva Re: Printing in Windows CE, 2.11 Jørgen Belfalas28-Feb-03 1:00 Jørgen Belfalas 28-Feb-03 1:00  Hi Siva, Basically the access to the printer in CE is the same as in Windows. You can find examples in "Programming Windows" by Charles Petzold, ISBN 1-57231-995-X and/or in "Programming Windows with MFC" by Jeff Prosise, ISBN 1-57231-695-0. The procedure is almost like: StartDoc() StartPage() .. Do your printing EndPage() EndDoc() An example can be found in the online help in VCC. Search on StartPage The problem is that these functions apparently don't return an error code on failure as they probably do in Windows? If they do - I can't see them? If that won't help you, let me know what exactly you do need? Regards, Jørgen Re: Printing in Windows CE, 2.11 AKSIVAKUMAR2-Mar-03 19:18 AKSIVAKUMAR 2-Mar-03 19:18  Hi Jørgen, Thank you ! Yeah it seems working ! I have to find another solution..that Daniel S talks about sending AT commands via IR to the printer.I am in a position to figure out all the posiblities to talk with printer and FAX. If you have any ideas/suggestion please let me know in detail. Shall certainly revert back to you if any need arises.. Thanks siva Why dll can't be loaded eihab Sewidan25-Feb-03 5:53 eihab Sewidan 25-Feb-03 5:53  Hi everyone: This actually my first post and hope to be part of the group... . I have created an updated 2002 .dll using evc++ and placed it in the root of 2002 ppc. for some reason the system doesn't recognize it. When I try the old one, it works. Any help regarding that? Thanks a lot. Bob, Software Developer; Re: Why dll can't be loaded João Paulo Figueira25-Feb-03 6:04 João Paulo Figueira 25-Feb-03 6:04  I think the system will look first on the \Windows directory. Have you tried to put it there? Re: Why dll can't be loaded eihab Sewidan25-Feb-03 8:50 eihab Sewidan 25-Feb-03 8:50  Thanks a lot Joao, Yeah I did. and also I figured out the problem. it was the 'outputfile' in the project settings. before, I put it for 'x86debug' while it needed 'ARM debug'. Tell the truth, I don't know what the difference is...!! I would like to know though. I think it depends on the cpu type of the deveice. However, if that's corrrect, how would we know which for which. JUST A FOLLOW UP THOUGHT AFTER THE BIG HEADACH I GOT FROM THIS TINY DIFFERENT SETTING. Thanks again for your answer. Software Developer Re: Why dll can't be loaded João Paulo Figueira25-Feb-03 22:16 João Paulo Figueira 25-Feb-03 22:16  You are right about the CPU type. As a matter of fact, you can produce executables for ARM (StrongARM) and the emulator. When you choose the emulator on your project setting, all the compiler's output (.obj, .dll, .exe) goes to the x86debug or x86release (or whatever they are named in your setup). Before generating any output, make sure you have selected the correct target. Don't worry too much about this mistake: from my experience everybody does that, especially when targetting multiple platforms, or when transitioning from the debug to the shipping version of the product (it happended to me just yesterday). Regards, João

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