Both IrDA and Bluetooth Exchange buffer all the data you send and don't actually send
anything until the call to ExgDisconnect. The while Ir or Bluetooth transaction
happens within the ExgDisconect call. So you need to have enough space available for a
copy of what you are sending in order to
MemoPad has always used the same format for multiple text entries (or categories). It
uses multi-part mime (rfc2046 multipart/mixed) including support for quoted printable.
This will work back to 3.0 devices and continues to be supported on Cobalt.
FYI Cobalt also supports ExgGet from the PIM
Ok, I can't resist a last cry for help...
So there is a way to list and select the active network panel
connection. This API has existed ever since OS 2.0 when netlib was
introduced. The API does not allow you add a new network connection,
but you can make an existing one active.
There are
With windows 2000 (and presumably XP, but I haven't checked), you can
click on make a new Connection in the network and Dial-up
Connections Panel. Then select the Accept incoming connections
option. Next is a dialog showing your connections options. If you
have enabled the built in irDA
The Beamer application that is included in the sample source in the
3.5 SDK shows how to create and edit a bitmap on the device. This
version supports color bitmaps using the new 3.5 APIs, but will also
run on any older device. It includes code to detect the system
version and use the correct
In your given sample code you get the creator ID into a variable
called "ifCreator" and then you check a variable called "Creator" in
you "if statement"
if(Creator == netIFCreatorPPP)
You probably have another variable called Creator somewhere, but you
want to be checking
John,
Attempting to maintain compatibility with Microsoft's definition of
"standard" is a challenge. There is some kind of magic undocumented
work around for setting hint bits on the Microsoft stack. Perhaps you
can get some guru at Counterpoint to fill you in on it. This is your
best
This bug is fixed in newer versions of the ROM. There was always a
workaround. The other DBs were only deleted if the Launcher was
active on the other device before you sent the application. So if you
exit the launcher on the receiving device before you beam an
application to it, the
