Before WEH and Windows Mobile 6 it was easy to catch all keys including the function keys in a Compact Framework (CF) application, you simply had to use Allkeys(true) and Form.Keypreview=true. Actually, with Windows Embedded Handheld (WEH) or Windows Mobile 6.5.3 the above will not work for the F1 and F2 key. There are simply […]
Posted on 20th September 2012, 10:53 am under
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Hello I want to summarize the role of function keys in Windows Mobile, former Pocket PC, as I got several questions each week on how to use or enable Function keys in this or that application. Here is a simple information about how function keys work in Windows Mobile.
Posted on 20th December 2011, 10:07 am under
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A class to make a Windows Mobile compact framework forms fullscreen. Includes code to catch all keys (no more working softkeys)
A toolset to free FunctionKeys on your Windows Mobile device