hi there, dont forget to use timer to view this animated pictures, Thank You

Hi Deepali Khalkar, In .Net CF , animation is not supported by the picture box control, so you have to write some own code. See Creating a Microsoft .NET Compact Framework-based Animation Control[^] article, this article will solve your problem. Cheer :) Pavan Pareta

Application.Exit is made to terminate an application regardless of which form is active. And if you close the main form (the very first form that appears when your application is started) then the application will terminate. To perform what you wish to accomplish you have several methods available. One method is that instead of closing the main form hide it whn ever you invoke a child form and then redisplay it when the child form closes. Depending on how many forms you have in your application you may want to make some of the forms seperate executables to keep memory usage low. Lastly the method that I use is to modify the Main method of the program. By default the Main method will just instantiate Form1 and then let its message processing loop run until the form closes. When I need to do what you are trying to do I alter the main method so that it will open a form and let it run but after that form closes I check to see what it was closed. If it were closed because the user needed to go to a different form then I instantiate that new form and allow its message processing loop to run. OTherwise I allow the MAin method to exit (thus terminating the application). Joel Ivory Johnson Meet my dev team: RDA Architecture Evangelist Team Blog My site: J2i.net Twitter: J2iNet

The application is closing because you're calling the main form that was started by the application. "Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997 ----- "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001

Its really so simple . If you have I can maker first make icon you want with 16*16 pixel go to properties of your project Then in Aplication you will see Resource there you will get ICON and examin button from there select your icaon what you made before . Thats all Hope it will help you

Hii, http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2008/08/14/which-icon-sizes-should-i-use-in-my-application.aspx[^] Try this link. Hope this helps you in window mobile icon problem. this link not for exactly for create icon but it about the size of the icon used in the wm. Thanks ~Khatri Mitesh khatrimitesh@hotmail.com Bikaner (Rajasthan) INDIA

What database are you using? select count(*) from diet where uname=@uname,day=@dy,month=@mnth,year=@yr try instead; select count(*) from diet where uname=@uname AND day=@dy AND month=@mnth AND year=@yr If your where-clause is built from multiple filters, use the AND keyword to concatenate them. I are troll :)

Hi, Install the sqlce30.cab on your mobile. may be it solve your problem. Thanks ~Khatri Mitesh khatrimitesh@hotmail.com Bikaner (Rajasthan) INDIA

Thanks a lot. I found the link very useful. I could install .net CF 3.5 on Win mobile 6.0 handset. My application involves an access to the data from SQL server mobile database in Visual studio. When i run the application on Win mobile 6.0 handset i cannot access the database but i can see the forms designed in my project. Do i need to install SQL server compact edition cab file on the handset? I went to the path C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL server compact edition\v3.5\Devices\wce500. Here i found many folders containing cab files for SQL server compact edition. Please let me know which is the file needed to install. Also while running the application on Win mobile 5.0 emulator i used the connect the database to my project through Query Analyser 3.5. I could not see the Query Analyser 3.5 on Win moblie 6.0 handset. Please help with this. Thanks in advance. :)

Right-click on your project, select "Add New Item" and then choose "Icon" as the item type. After editing your icon right-click on the project and select "Properties." There will be a drop-down that you can use to select the icon you just added. Joel Ivory Johnson Meet my dev team: RDA Architecture Evangelist Team Blog My site: J2i.net Twitter: J2iNet

Follow the procedure i have posted above. and for the command line. This link gives u a windows mobile power toy http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=74473fd6-1dcc-47aa-ab28-6a2b006edfe9&displaylang=en[^] copy 1. upgrade.exe, 2. cmd.exe 3. shell.exe from Power Toy in your emulator and

hello, The reason for the database to get corrupted is that if your database is connected from the sql server and if you try to modify it from other location like (query analyzer in WM). Well about the database not being updated.. i too have not much idea. I faced the same problem..All i did was i made modification for the sql server and then replaced the old one in the mobile....

hello, Here is the process: In the emulator File > configure > shared folder....... give a link to your any folder like D:\Mobile Storage and keep your .sdf file in that folder and connection string for the sdf file should be Data Source=\storage card\database.sdf;Password=xyz;

Hi, Set the proxy setting in emulator. than go to Tools Menu-------> Device Emulator---------> Select the appropriate Device and Right click and click on Cradle........ May be it solved your problem. Thanks ~Khatri Mitesh khatrimitesh@hotmail.com Bikaner (Rajasthan) INDIA

In most of my code I pass the parameters as a variable to another function which would make the code look like this: SqlCeParameter[] sqlParams = new SqlCeParameter[4]; sqlParams[0] = new SqlCeParameter("@uname", textbox1.Text); ... comm.Parameters.AddRange(sqlParams); hmmm pie

Deepali Khalkar wrote: SqlCeParameter para = new SqlCeParameter(); para.ParameterName = "@uname"; para.Value = textBox1 .Text ; comm.Parameters.Add(para); para.ParameterName = "@psw"; para.Value = textBox2 .Text ; comm.Parameters.Add(para); para.ParameterName = "@fname"; para.Value = textBox3 .Text ; comm.Parameters.Add(para); para.ParameterName = "@lname"; para.Value = textBox3 .Text ; comm.Parameters.Add(para); you declare single variable for parameter para and change the name and value multiple time. Instead of this, use multiple variable for parameter. use following code SqlCeParameter para1 = new SqlCeParameter(); para1.ParameterName = "@uname"; para1.Value = textBox1 .Text ; comm.Parameters.Add(para1); SqlCeParameter para2 = new SqlCeParameter(); para2.ParameterName = "@psw"; para2.Value = textBox2 .Text ; comm.Parameters.Add(para2); SqlCeParameter para3 = new SqlCeParameter(); para3.ParameterName = "@fname"; para3.Value = textBox3 .Text ; comm.Parameters.Add(para3); SqlCeParameter para4 = new SqlCeParameter(); para4.ParameterName = "@lname"; para4.Value = textBox3 .Text ; comm.Parameters.Add(para4); also specify the type of parameter hope this helps Rupesh Kumar Swami Software Developer, Integrated Solution, Bikaner (India) My Company Award: Best VB.NET article of June 2008: Create Column Charts Using OWC11

Deepali Khalkar wrote: the select stmt does not return the row count value) and is working fine. So, what you saying is the code works fine but your didn't get any rows returned Deepali Khalkar wrote: comm.CommandText = "select * from signuptbl where username =@uname"; What changes should be done in the above code for writing a select stmt the return the number of rows selected? your select statement looks fine. And you mentioned it works. there is a condition on your statement where username =@uname"; may be you don't have data that satisfied your condition. Yusuf

FYI "SELECT ROWS" should be faster that "Select Count(*)"