Hi , I don't know if this is possible , cause I didn't have windows mobile right now to test this function But I will try my best to help you Try to write a simple .NET Application that uses this code const int REG_SUCCESS = 0x0; const string ControlPATH = @"c:\WindowsMobile\MyDLL.dll"; [DllImport(ControlPATH)] public static extern int DllRegisterServer (); [DllImport(ControlPATH)] public static extern int DllUnregisterServer (); // How to use // Just call this function DllRegisterServer (); // Don't forget to change ControlPATH to your Dll path I know nothing , I know nothing ...

Hi, so what database can I use with c++, they must have put MFC Smart Device applications development with a reason. Does pocket access work (.cdb)

You have to make a longer drop list in the resource editor: when your control is placed, click on the arrow, and you will be able to adjust the size of the drop list (instead of the size of the control itself). Make it big enough to show the number of items you would like. Cédric Moonen Software developer Charting control [v1.5] OpenGL game tutorial in C++

Yeah thats right. :)

GetNextItem() retrun value is an integer.the integer is your need

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king`ori wrote: each property page will have to open an appropriate recordset This is a flaw in your design: The document should hold the connection to the database, and the views (a property sheet is a view) access the property sheet. This holds true even if your application does not use MFC Doc/View. This paradigma is called model/view/controller and is independent of the toolkit used. You just might have to code more yourself. Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not money, I am become as a sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal. George Orwell, "Keep the Aspidistra Flying", Opening words