WordPress CodeprojectFeeder Plugin updated
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I just updated my CodeProjectFeeder WordPress plugin.
I did the code change requested by WebBiscuit at the Technical Blog mirror at CodeProject
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Windows Mobile Development and usage
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Hi
I just updated my CodeProjectFeeder WordPress plugin.
I did the code change requested by WebBiscuit at the Technical Blog mirror at CodeProject
have fun
josef
Do you like the Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) does popup every time you connect a mobile device to your (development) PC? If yes, don’t read further.
The attached application (including VS 2008 C++ source code) simply watches the Window list for Windows Mobile Device Center and Windows Mobile Member Center. If a window is found, it will be hidden automatically. Very simple application.
WMDCautohide will reside in the notification area of your Windows 7 PC after you started it. If Mobile Device Center has been found and hidden, there will be a short notification.
You can right click the notification symbol and then either show/hide WMDC, show the main window, set the watch interval or exit the tool.
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Recently I needed to know, which chars (glyphs) are supported by a windows mobile font. I looked around for a charmap tool like we have on Windows Desktop PCs and was unable to find one. So I started this little tool: CharmapCF.
As you can see, you get a simple charmap and can verify what glyphs are supported and which not (square rectangle).
CharmapCF supports only UCS-2, UTF-16 as used by Microsoft’s Encoding.Unicode class. So it also only supports the Unicode Basic Multilanguage Plane (BMP).
Continue reading ‘Mobile development – A simple Unicode Character Map’ »
Here is a simple application to connect to a serial port. The idea is based on the need of having an application to send demo print files to a virtual comm port connected to a bluetooth printer.
Update 16. March 2011: Added dialog to connect to BT printer by BT Address on Intermec devices. New source and binary at code.google.com.
Update 21. March 2011: Splitted source code and providing three different flavours:
CommAppCFSerial does serial comm only.
CommAppCFbtSearch provides BT connect (Intermec Devices only) and BT discovery
CommAppCF itself is a unstable working release
see code.google.com/p/win-mobile-code … Executables are in bin subdirs.
You can enter and send texts to or send a whole file to the port. Additionally you are able to send ASCII codes by using \xAB syntax, where AB is the hex code of the byte you would like to send.
There is nothing special with the code except the hex decoding/encoding and the possibility to send a file.
Continue reading ‘Mobile Development – Simple serial communication application’ »