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Not easy! I've tried with MFC and API and did not get good results. Will get back here when I have something definite.

Hi, I had the same problem but with the visual C++ 6 compiler! You can found some help here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/q148/6/52.asp&NoWebContent=1[^] Hope this helps

You have to handle the WM_ACTIVATE and WM_SETTINGCHANGE messages like in the following CP article: A Non Full-Screen Dialog Class for Windows CE Daniel ;) --------------------------- Never change a running system!

It works... Thanks! :):)

Well the handhelds will be used on the wards in a hospital for a new trial we're doing. I've fallen out with HP at the moment because of their appauling OfficeJet drivers and support so they'd be my last resort! :) I guess it couldn't hurt to look at their stuff though! -- The Obliterator

There is a very nice article about GPS at http://www.codeproject.com/system/gps_support.asp. Daniel ;) --------------------------- Never change a running system!

AHMAD COM wrote: any help will be appreciated I also need some help in understanding your question... :confused: Well, if you are asking about how to create an install package, you really need to read about it in the online help file. Go to the following topics: Microsoft Windows CE / Installation and Configuration Guide / Installing Applications. This will teach you how to produce a CAB file with your deployment. Then, you can do one of two things: copy the CAB file to your device and execute it, or use the CeAppMgr.exe residing in your desktop to do this work. The online help file has one example of the scripting you need. If you need more help, get back here. Good luck!

Take a look at: Pie Chart in eVB Pocket Chart FX and ask Google! Daniel ;) --------------------------- Never change a running system!

You're right! Sometimes I have the feeling that MFC 3.0 for CE is really a half-baked and, in some points, a poorly implemented library. This kind of things just makes me wonder how fast the MFC team had to adapt the library for CE. Way too fast.

Thank you so much for the suggestion. I am leaning more towards not adding a background thread mainly becz I already have three threads in my module. So, I am thinking of modifying one of the threads that I have to wait for RETRANSMIT_TIME, do the job and again wait. Ruchika

nicholas.gionfriddo wrote: Are there other ways I can check my Port availability? :~ I'm not sure... NT 4.0 is remote history for me. Try connecting to COM2. Also check for other software that might be hooked into your COM1 (it can be anything...) :( Good luck, João Paulo

The only reason I can think of is that you are trying to read more than you wrote to the file. I always try to make the serialization code symmetrical, i.e. for each insert I write an extract. This has worked seamlessly for me.

PocketPC 2002: works just like the desktop Win32 version -- CFile and CArchive.