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jschuchert
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Registered: 28-07-2005
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My Mobile 2002 EVB app starts by requiring the user to select a file before continuing. The opening screen contains a "Select from List" button which then takes them to a directory of folders and files contained on the device (used the Listview and Treeview controls). After they select a file, there is an "OK" icon at the top of that directory window which opens the selected file. (The OK icon is part of the directory window and not something I designed).  All well and good.

I also programmed with the same code for an HPC (Win CE 2.11) device using its emulator for testing (don't have a device).  Everything within the app works perfectly EXCEPT the directory window does not have the OK icon, only an "x" for exiting.  That means I don't have a way to tell the program which file was selected for opening.  I copied the forms from the 2002 app to this one so I know they are exactly the same.  Any ideas why this is happening?  Do I need to add something to the HPC code? Any work-around for what I am trying to accomplish?

Thanks for any advice or solution.

Jim Schuchert

28-07-2005 at 12:19 AM
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jschuchert
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icon Re: Mobile 2002 vs HPC coding problem

Thanks to all who took the time to read my post.  However, I realize it is not something that could be easily answered.  I found my own solution by coding the file selected to go to a text box on the calling form.  It then would be opened in My Documents as though it were a new file.  The HPC was a Jornada 820.

30-07-2005 at 09:48 PM
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