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Re: COMMUNICATING WITH A GSM MODEM Daniel Strigl11-Jun-03 19:58 Daniel Strigl 11-Jun-03 19:58  To read some SMS messages from the mobile phone or to send some SMS messages you can use the AT commands. Just take a look at my article here at CodeProject: Infrared Communication with your Mobile Phone It will show you how to send / receive some AT commands to your mobile phone. The sample application works via IrDA, but with some little changes it will also work via a serial communication. PJ Naughter has also written a very nice program (MfcSMS v1.01) to send some SMS messages. You can find it on his homepage at http://www.naughter.com/mfcsms.html. I hope this will help you! Daniel --------------------------- Never change a running system! Re: COMMUNICATING WITH A GSM MODEM Jonavis12-Jun-03 5:06 Jonavis 12-Jun-03 5:06  wow. great job. That info was really useful. But considering that Im am kinda of new to the subject...I still have a couple of questions: What Im trying to do is create an application (or if you know where I can find one) that reads from a GSM modem or a phone conected to one of my serial ports. I need the application to have a routine where it reads the SMS from the phone, saves the information into a Database, and erases these SMS. I also need to be able to send messages depending on the information saved into my database. From what I understand, your application reads the information from the phone...but does it have a way of procesing it?? X-ZD Designs Barcode scanners jan larsen11-Jun-03 3:49 jan larsen 11-Jun-03 3:49  I've been asked to think up a solution involving barcode scanners. I have absolutely no experience in this area, so I am looking for names, links and tutorials. The scanner must, naturally, be programmable. "After all it's just text at the end of the day. - Colin Davies "For example, when a VB programmer comes to my house, they may say 'does your pool need cleaning, sir ?' " - Christian Graus How to Xmodem ,YModem,ZModem protocol using eVC++ in Windows CE AKSIVAKUMAR10-Jun-03 23:07 AKSIVAKUMAR 10-Jun-03 23:07  Hi, I need to transfer file from my handheld PC to the remote pc using these protocols.The receiving end ,it may use hyperterminal s/w or anyother standard terminal emualtor. But the application which is runing on the H/PC should syncronize with the target terminal emulator and has to work according to the protocol selected by both end. Any resources for XYZModem protocol implementation using C/C++??? Please help me out and suggestions are most welcome. Thanks, siva Working with BlueTooth Cedric Moonen10-Jun-03 2:27 Cedric Moonen 10-Jun-03 2:27  Hello! I need my Pocket PC to receive data over the BlueTooth link. How can I do to open the port and work with it ? I suppose I can open it with CreateFile and providing a name like "COMx", but where can I find the port number ?? I also 'coupled' my Pocket PC with my computer. Any idea ? Thanks Re: Working with BlueTooth Daniel Strigl10-Jun-03 19:14 Daniel Strigl 10-Jun-03 19:14  Normaly there is a configuration tool for the Bluetooth port on your Pocket PC where you can assign a virtual com port (eg. COM8) to your Bluetooth port. Daniel --------------------------- Never change a running system! Re: Working with BlueTooth João Paulo Figueira11-Jun-03 12:36 João Paulo Figueira 11-Jun-03 12:36  Go to the registry and look for this key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ExtModems\BtDialupModem Under it, you will find a Port value. This is the file name you must use when communicating with your phone. In my case it reads BTC1: UNICODE convention Cedric Moonen9-Jun-03 23:27 Cedric Moonen 9-Jun-03 23:27  Hello, I'm using eVC++ 3.00 and I want to do such a thing: MessageBox("Test"); But I'll have an error at compilation: error C2664: 'MessageBoxW' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'char [29]' to 'const unsigned short *' So, it's because UNICODE convention is used as standard. I suppressed it from the preprocessor settings but it still doesn't work! Is ANSI convention not supported ?? Thanks Re: UNICODE convention João Paulo Figueira9-Jun-03 23:37 João Paulo Figueira 9-Jun-03 23:37  Windows CE only supports UNICODE. All MFC methods and API functions and messages (with some notable exceptions) take UNICODE text. So, your code MUST read: MessageBox(_T("Test")); Re: UNICODE convention Cedric Moonen10-Jun-03 1:29 Cedric Moonen 10-Jun-03 1:29  That's it !! This will give me a lot of work to convert my existing library ! Is there a simple way to convert ANSI string to UNICODE string? char Buff[255];<br /> ...<br /> ... // Do some stuff with Buff<br /> ...<br /> MessageBox(Buff); // Need conversion here !! Thanks Re: UNICODE convention João Paulo Figueira10-Jun-03 1:35 João Paulo Figueira 10-Jun-03 1:35  The best thing for you is start replacing char with TCHAR. If you want to do UNICODE to ANSI on-the-fly conversions, your application will run slower. But if you insist, use the mbstowcs, mbtowc, wcstombs and wctomb (check these out from the online help). Re: UNICODE convention Cedric Moonen10-Jun-03 1:48 Cedric Moonen 10-Jun-03 1:48  Ok, thanks a lot ! I'll try to replace as more as possible char with TCHAR then ! Thanks An Alt-like button on PocketPC 2k2 dlhson29-Jun-03 8:27 dlhson2 9-Jun-03 8:27  On PocketPC 2002, I write an application like Ms PocketStreet. I have a toolbar’s icon (called A). When I press onto this icon (A), I can zoom IN a map in screen. Now, I want this: when keep pressing onto a key (like Alt or Ctrl or Shift on Desktop), and press onto icon A, I can zoom OUT the map. It works as Photoshop did. How can I solve this problem. I saw in PocketPC 2k2, there’re 4 buttons in the bottom of it. I wonder if whether there are some Alt-on-desktop-like buttons or not. Help me. ======================= Nothing is perfect Re: An Alt-like button on PocketPC 2k2 João Paulo Figueira9-Jun-03 8:37 João Paulo Figueira 9-Jun-03 8:37  You can actually use the hardware buttons. Check this page for guidance: Hardware buttons[^] Re: An Alt-like button on PocketPC 2k2 dlhson29-Jun-03 9:15 dlhson2 9-Jun-03 9:15  Thanks ======================= Nothing is perfect Re: An Alt-like button on PocketPC 2k2 dlhson29-Jun-03 9:19 dlhson2 9-Jun-03 9:19  Can you tell me how many hardware keys are there in PPC 2002 ? I knew that there're only about 5 hardware buttons in PPC 2k2 (in the bottom of the device). ======================= Nothing is perfect Re: An Alt-like button on PocketPC 2k2 dlhson29-Jun-03 9:23 dlhson2 9-Jun-03 9:23  Can you tell me how many hardware keys are there in PPC 2002 ? I knew that there're only about 5 hardware buttons in PPC 2k2 (in the bottom of the device). What is their key code ? ======================= Nothing is perfect Re: An Alt-like button on PocketPC 2k2 dlhson29-Jun-03 9:28 dlhson2 9-Jun-03 9:28  Can you tell me how many hardware keys are there in PPC 2002 ? I knew that there're only about 5 hardware keys in PPC 2002 (in the bottom of the device). But when I read about RegisterHotkey, it show a range from 0x0000 to 0xbfff !!! What is Identifier of 5 buttons on the device ? I want when keeping press into 1 of 5 buttons, then press into an icon on toolbar, my app will do something. ======================= Nothing is perfect Re: An Alt-like button on PocketPC 2k2 João Paulo Figueira9-Jun-03 11:54 João Paulo Figueira 9-Jun-03 11:54  My iPAQ 3850 (as well as series 39xx) has 5 hardware buttons plus the central oval button that emulates the 4 arrow keys and enter. dlhson2 wrote: What is Identifier of 5 buttons on the device ? I'll have to check that out... How to access memory details subramjobmail9-Jun-03 0:15 subramjobmail 9-Jun-03 0:15  Dear Friends, Did anybody know how to access the memory details of the Windows CE .NET inside ActiveX Control. I want to know which functions will give details of total memory, availbale free memory and used memory and ETC. Currently i am using Embedded VC++ 4.0 Thanks and Best Regards, Subbu, 2003/06/09 (19:17 JST). Re: How to access memory details Anonymous10-Jun-03 14:45 Anonymous 10-Jun-03 14:45  Use MEMORYSTATUS structure, dwAvailPhys member of structure and GlobalMemoryStatus function Menu level 2 dlhson26-Jun-03 8:43 dlhson2 6-Jun-03 8:43  I have a menubar like this: File |- New |- Open Edit |- Copy |- Paste Map |- Zoom |-- |-Zoom In |-- |-Zoom Out But the screen didn't show Zoom correctly ? It showed some strange characters, instead of Zoom. Everything (File, New, Open,...Map, Zoom In, Zoom Out) is good, but Zoom ======================= Nothing is perfect Re: Menu level 2 João Paulo Figueira6-Jun-03 8:53 João Paulo Figueira 6-Jun-03 8:53  What is your platform? Cannot replicate it on my PPC 2002... Re: Menu level 2 dlhson26-Jun-03 16:45 dlhson2 6-Jun-03 16:45  PocketPC with WinCE 3.0. But I just test in Emulator. ======================= Nothing is perfect SetCursor ???????? dlhson26-Jun-03 7:13 dlhson2 6-Jun-03 7:13  How can I set cursor shape in WinCE ? I can use SetCursor() in desktop, but can't do that in WinCE SetCursor do nothing ! I can't find WM_SETCURSOR in ClassWizard. Help me ======================= Nothing is perfect

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