Create process in wince
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Hi all, I am using create process function to open a jpg file using ie in WINCE... CreateProcess(_T("\\windows\\iesample.exe"),imFullPath, NULL, NULL, FALSE, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, &processInfo1); where imFullPath is the path for a jpg file. For opening the next jpg file,i am using create function() onemore time. Also it is opening in a new window. I want to open all jpg files in the same window one after the other like a slideshow. Thanks in advance.
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Hi all, I am using create process function to open a jpg file using ie in WINCE... CreateProcess(_T("\\windows\\iesample.exe"),imFullPath, NULL, NULL, FALSE, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, &processInfo1); where imFullPath is the path for a jpg file. For opening the next jpg file,i am using create function() onemore time. Also it is opening in a new window. I want to open all jpg files in the same window one after the other like a slideshow. Thanks in advance.
For each file you use of CreateProcess?
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For each file you use of CreateProcess?
Of one Essence is the human race thus has Creation put the base One Limb impacted is sufficient For all Others to feel the Mace (Saadi )
Yes i am using create process()for each file. It is creating new window for every function. I want to open it in the same window?
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Hi all, I am using create process function to open a jpg file using ie in WINCE... CreateProcess(_T("\\windows\\iesample.exe"),imFullPath, NULL, NULL, FALSE, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, &processInfo1); where imFullPath is the path for a jpg file. For opening the next jpg file,i am using create function() onemore time. Also it is opening in a new window. I want to open all jpg files in the same window one after the other like a slideshow. Thanks in advance.
You need the cooperation of the other program. This is not a general windows OS thing. You might find that this iesample program can be run with a parameter that say "put this jpg in the previous iesample's window", but you'll have to do some digging. If you've written it yourself, then you can make that parameter! Or you could just make a window in your own program to do the job. It's not all that tough to show a jpg. (On desktop os, less sure about wince). Good luck, Iain.
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