You need to make sure the NewObjects control is on the device.
What version of NS Basic/CE are you using?
>I would like some help on this as well.
>When i modify the code from Tech Note 3
>
>AddObject "newObjects.utilctls.SFMain", "FS"
>FS.CopyFile("ABC.txt","\Program\DEF.txt")
>
>I get an error
Nathan, these objects require you to specify the file Path.
Where does "ABC.txt" reside?
Ben
--- In nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com, "George Henne" wrote:
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> You need to make sure the NewObjects control is on the device.
>
> What version of NS Basic/CE are you using?
>
> >I would like some help
Hello George,
if you have more than 2 mobile devices I think you will run into a restriction
in ActiveSync anyway: it can only store profiles for 2 different mobile
devices; if you connect a 3rd device, you either have to remove one of the
others, or connect it as a "guest", in which case you ca
You may be correct. I only will be having one at a time syncing, but there
may be many in the warehouse. I found that it is possible to identify which
one is in the cradle using VB, but that is not the language I'm using. There
is a tool in VB CEUtil.h that those guys can use which is exactly what
8.1.2a
--- In nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com, "George Henne" wrote:
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> You need to make sure the NewObjects control is on the device.
>
> What version of NS Basic/CE are you using?
>
> >I would like some help on this as well.
> >When i modify the code from Tech Note 3
> >
> >AddObject "newObjects.
The files are on the handheld, I believe it is called "My Device"
I'm guessing its equivalent to the "My Computer" destination on a computer
--- In nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com, "bwolodko" wrote:
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> Nathan, these objects require you to specify the file Path.
>
> Where does "ABC.txt" reside?
>
>
Thomas,
ActiveSync has no restriction on the number of partnerships it can have on 1
PC. That means you can have 100+ devices syncing to 1 PC.
Note, this will only work if every one of the 100+ devices has a unique "Device
ID" set.
The only restriction is that you can ONLY sync 1 device with 2
Nathan, are you basing this on Technote 08? the section:
CopyTo
Copies the entire file or portion of it to the target File.
Syntax:
variable = File.CopyTo( file, cbBytes)
Parameters:
file - the Target File.
cbBytes - Bytes to copy to the target File.
returned value: The actual number of bytes
Hi Joe,
thanks for the clarification, I mixed it up with the "2 PCs for 1 mobile
device" restriction. Sorry! But I knew someone on this forum would check
this... :-)
Kind regards
Thomas
Am 10.03.2010 um 21:18PM schrieb joespan123:
> Thomas,
>
> ActiveSync has no restriction on the number of pa
Hello George,
"ceutil.dll" seems to be part of ActiveSync and should be installed on your PC,
I found it in C:\WINNT\System32. So I suspect that using the DECLARE mechanism
you should be able to use a very similar code as you found in VBA using
NSBasic. I will certainly give it a try myself, but
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