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Thank you! I have a small Network at home 3 computers so it can't be that :-( I dowmloaded the newest Activesync from MS but it wont help? I think I have to get a good book about the eVC++ or RTFM once again. /Jarek He believed the commercials that said drink beer, get laid but at closin' time he was alone, he didn't get paid. Last night his lover was a razorblade.. "Dan Reed song Mix it up" What do you want to patch today?

Jose M Castellanos wrote: Is this the reason for the problem to continue? I don't think so. There is no problem in having your resources in different languages, as long as you have a similar set for each language. What you should check now is for the resource language defined in your project settings (Alt+F7 in eVC3). Go to the "Resources" tab and choose the language - English (U.S.), rebuild the project, and it should work out fine. Note that there should be no problem in choosing other language for your resources, as long as you keep all settings in sync. Good luck! João Paulo Figueira

AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: Can any one tell me how to implement RAS using eVC++ ? There is a RAS API in Windows CE 3. All functions' names begin with RAS. You can look it up in your evc help. AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: How to do RAS using GSM/GPRS modem.? Ask your carrier about the specific parameters, create a RAS connection, and use RasDial to establish the connection. When it is up, there should be an available internet connection for your application. AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: How to establish a connection using RAS? See above. AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: How to access the remote server using RAS ? After the connection is established, you can start using HTTP, FTP or any other inernet protocol. It should be automatic. AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: Also I want to create,delete phone entry. Use RasDeleteEntry to delete the phone book entry. Use RasSetEntryProperties to create a new RAS phone book entry.

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R.Rajesh wrote: port.Send(strInit); This is too low-level. :eek: There are other options! ;) It is better for you to create a RAS connection and then use whatever protocol you need on top of the IP connection it will provide. If you want to be a bit more sophisticated, you can use the Connection Manager to arbitrate the connections for you (there is an MFC example in your PPC 2002 SDK). This way, you don't need to worry about the gory low-level details of making a connection. João Paulo

You can try working around this problem by creating a separate table, possibly with the same structure, but with an index on the field(s) of your UNIQUE clause. Then copy all the rows from the first table to the second table, making sure that the UNIQUE field(s) does(do) not exist. The index is there to speed up your search. At the end of the procedure, you will have the UNIQUE records. You might want to use this without a separate table, but you would have to create an in-memory array where the UNIQUE fields would be stored, and compared against. If you don't want to do nothing of this, you will have to upgrade to a better database engine, like SQL Server CE 2.0. Good luck! João Paulo

Thanks! Daniel ;) --------------------------- Never change a running system!

This is a nasty problem. Maybe you can do this using CDialog but you have to remember some issues: 1-Each dialog has its own toolbar, so you will not get away with just one toolbar for all dialogs. 2-Before showing the second dialog, you can end the first one. But this might cause screen flicker. 3-Why not use modeless dialogs? They can all coexist and you can show or hide them as needed. I suspect that for this solution, you would have to create a class to manage them all. Each modeless dialog would have a pointer to the manager (can be a non-window class) to have it hide one dialog and show the next. Hope I made some sense to you. Good luck!

Take a look on the following articles: Barry's Screen Capture Screen and Form capture with Managed C++ I think you can use some parts of this software also for the Pocket PC. Daniel ;) --------------------------- Never change a running system!

Your child dialog is a CDialog-derived class? If it is, it should have its onw empty m_pWndEmptyCB that overlaps the one you want to show (created in CHAS_PocketClientDlg::OnInitDialog). So, if you want to show it, you must create it (using the same procedure) in the child as well.

OK, I pretty much have it figured out, and am currently sharing code and resource files between a CE eVC++3.0 project and a PC VC++6.0 project. It is slick...everything is in the same project directory. The resource file errors I was getting was from context-sensitive help incompatibility. Post a reply if you are interested in the details of how I did this.

Jose M Castellanos wrote: I was wondering if there's any option or tool that make possible to backup the emulator's memory state and reload it when neccesary. The easiest approach is when you shut down the emulator, tell it to keep its state (there's a combo for that purpose).