Since MS had a fix back in 2001 for this I'm going to assume it's been
addressed since then. Is that a reasonable assumption?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/286504
Since others make references to this as a known problem though I'm still a
little nervous. Maybe I'll have to try some testing.
Yes, this is what I'll have to do I suppose.
Since the Microsoft TabStrip was retired from active support when eVB went
non-support they had no reason to update it. It looks pretty cleat that even
if we had the .hWnd property we might alter the control's style... but we
don't. Ah well.
be
quite handy, though I get the idea that *general-purpose* toolbars are
discouraged in Windows Mobile appications.
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, michiman56 rriemer...@... wrote:
BTW:
What little MSDN *does* say on this Header control is:
A header control is used to display
Sub
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, michiman56 rriemersma@ wrote:
Thanks Chris,
This looks good. I'll check the documentation changes notes and try
working with the examples you've outlined.
Bob
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You
know what
NSB/CE is doing under the covers better than I ever will.
I'll try more testing to see if this will be robust enough for me. If not I'll
have to do something like you suggested instead.
Thanks.
Bob
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, michiman56 rriemer...@... wrote:
I understand
While the behavior when using ShowOKButton True is useful and welcome for
many applications, it seems to deviate quite far from the OK button's intended
purpose.
Is there any technique that can be used to modify this behavior back to the
expected OK this dialog functionality?
I wouldn't want
Form2_Hide
ShowOKButton False 'Set Close button to [X]
Form2Showing = False
End If
End Sub
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, michiman56 rriemer...@... wrote:
Thanks Chris,
This looks good. I'll check the documentation changes notes and try working
with the examples you've
For future reference, I have found a useful alternative. It seems to work well
within its limitations, limitations that won't be a problem for most
applications:
http://www.pocketsoap.com/pocketHTTP/
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, michiman56 rriemer...@... wrote:
I get erratic results
At the following link:
http://www.nsbasic.com/desktop/info/technotes/TN11a.htm#addtotoolbox
... it says:
Note: It is more convenient to put it into the toolbox of the IDE first and
then place it on the forms.
I heartily agree. However I can't seem to get this to happen (NSB/CE 8.1.2a).
Oops! Subject should read WM 6-style...
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, michiman56 rriemer...@... wrote:
A while back the UI guidelines changed to require TabStrips at the bottom of
the display area, in order to avoid your hand and stylus obscuring the
display while working with them
BTW:
What little MSDN *does* say on this Header control is:
A header control is used to display a heading above a list view that can also
be used for sorting, folder picking, and other list-specific controls. (Windows
Mobile 6 Professional and Windows Mobile 6 Classic only)
Sounds perfect.
A while back the UI guidelines changed to require TabStrips at the bottom of
the display area, in order to avoid your hand and stylus obscuring the display
while working with them. Much the same way menus are placed at the bottom.
The MSCETabStrip doesn't seem to have a way of setting the
This is probably a dumb question, but here goes...
Using NS Basic/CE 8.x, if I have a component packaged as CAB files should I
extract the DLL from the CAB in order to reference and use it?
Also I have separate CABs for ARM, MIPS, and SH3 (and an INI referencing all 3
of them). I haven't
I've noticed that while some controls return dimensional properties in Twips
and most expect such properties in Pixels there is a need to determine the
TwipsPerPixel value - which can vary. However I haven't found a clean way to
get this value from API calls since Output.hDC doesn't exist and
VERY nice. Thanks!
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, George Henne g...@... wrote:
There are some useful new calls in the latest build, that are not fully
documented yet. They let you check what the devices DPI setting is properly.
SYSINFO(number)
SYSINFO returns information about the
I'm sure I've missed it in the documentation, but can anyone tell me whether or
not a make (run, compile, whatever) deletes code comments and
leading/trailing whitespace (tabs, spaces) to save space in a deployed project?
Or is it worth the trouble to manually clean these out before a
this should be a little less work for the poor old
device's processor.
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, michiman56 rriemer...@... wrote:
Yes, it is true that VBScript will throw an exception as soon as you try to
touch a Variant containing anything of Byte subtype. I'm well aware of
that long
From the TechNote 26 description it appears that API calls can be made passing
parameters as in ByRef X As Byte() with no problem. However due to VBScript
limitations what you pass in (and get back) are arrays of Integer (or short
i.e. VT_I2, signed 16-bit integers).
The issue I have is that
The machine I'm using has AVG free 9 on it. I just disabled AVG and tried
again though, with the same result.
Very strange.
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, George Henne g...@... wrote:
We have not had other reports of this.
Do you have any anti virus software running?
Thanks George.
Err.LastDLLError isn't supported in VBScript/CE and so not in NSB/CE either.
But is there any equivalent when using NSB/CE's DECLARE to make API calls?
GetLastError() calls are usually considered problematic in VB6 since the
process of marshalling data and otherwise wrapping the API call can
If I add a TabStrip1 to a Form1 in a simple project I'm having a problem where
TabStrip1 isn't recognized at runtime:
VBScript runtime error - line 10, char 0 Object required: 'TabStrip1' is the
error.
I simply tried to .Add two tabs to the Tabs collection:
Sub Form1_Load
the required
DLL as a Resource.
You do Project-Add Reource, then select the MSCETabStrip.dll from the
folder Program Files/NSBasic/CE/Controls/WM.
This goes for other controls you may wish to use.
Regards
Joe
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, michiman56 rriemersma@ wrote:
If I
New member, on the edge of purchasing NS Basic/CE. User of NS Basic/Desktop
for a while now.
I have a few general questions and I'm sure this must be the place to ask them.
The core of the developer community seems to be here!
1. Has anyone posted information anywhere on the topic of
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