Windows CE Programming

Recently I wanted to get all texts from a web site to prepare a translation. Although I found the one or other tip, here is the easy solution with a linux system.
Simply use lynx:

lynx -crawl -traversal http://website.de

(just replace website.de with the URL you want to get the texts from).

To get all html pages (no images etc) you can use wget:
wget -r -k -L -A htm,html http://website.de

With lynx you will get all texts as dat files and can start reading/translating offline.

The registration for Intermec Tech Conf for EMEA in Athens (25.-27. Oct. 2011) is now open:

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as MS does not change it, the Remote Desktop Mobile application still disconnects a session after 10 minutes idle time.

Although there is a solution for Windows Mobile 6.1 (http://www.hjgode.de/wp/2009/09/18/wm6-1-remote-desktop-client-disconnects-after-10-minutes/) based on the posting of Rafael (MS Support), this will not work with Windows Embedded Handheld (WM6.5).

The TSSHELLWND will not react on mouse_event and you have to replace the calls by SendMessage and send the WM_MOUSEMOVE to the Terminal Server Input window.

The attached application will do so but it will start only on Int*rm*c devices. It sends a mouse_move message all 4 minutes to the TS input window and so the idle timer will not timeout.

If you ever need to stop RDMKeepbusy from running in the background, you will need StopKeepBusy which is part of the executable download.

For visual control, RDMKeepbusy shows a small blinking line in the task bar:
green = Remote Desktop window found and input window is active
yellow = Remote Desktop window found, but no input window active
red = Remote Desktop window not found

Version 1: REMOVED as nobody seems to use the actual version

Version 3: REMOVED as nobody seems to use the actual version

Version dec 2011: REMOVED as nobody seems to use the actual version

Latest version always at GITHUB (WM 6.5)

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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