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问题 As noted here, I added code to my handheld app to (attempt to) prevent certain types of files (by extension) from being synced to the PC. But this doesn't work if the user, on the PC, uses ActiveStync to enable file sharing. On doing so, regardless of handheld registry settings, it copies files from the handheld to the PC (from the handheld's \My Documents folder to the PC's C:\Users\clay\Documents\Documents on Clay's Device folder). Is there a way to programmatically prevent (on the handheld

问题 I am no longer able to replace the old version of my exe on my handheld device (copied over from the dev machine). When I try to do so, I get: Cannot copy Platypus.exe The device has either stopped responding or has been disconnected. The device is still responding, otherwise; it is not disconnected. When I try to run Platypus.exe on it now, it just "hourglasses" forever (and a day). I have warmbooted the device, and it makes no difference. I'm trying to avoid having to cold-boot it, if at

问题 Is there a way to force IE or FF into a handheld mode for testing "@media handheld" stylesheets? Or, do I have to publish the pages and test with my Blackberry? I'd prefer to test this without pushing the application to the live server as the application is already in use. Any ideas for me? 回答1: Some help on this question: What do you use to test the handheld css on your website? 回答2: Web Developer Toolbar for FF lets you to test webpages media=handheld 回答3: There's a simple way with media

问题 So at my new job one of the platforms we use is S60 (Nokia phones, Symbian OS) and I am getting curious about it, as well feeling the need to help the team a bit from time to time (I actually work on the server side of things for this software). So any good pointers/recommendations/tutorials and shared experiece that might put me in the right direction ? Thanks 回答1: These days, I think it is nearly impossible to begin native (meaning C++) Symbian software development. Nokia, Sony and Motorola

问题 I would like to develop an app on the wearable wich should be able to launch an app on my Handheld device, without the notification standard ("open on device") action. It should start the app on the handheld, even if the Handheld App is closed at the moment. Is there a solution to achieve this. I can't find it in the documentation. If I overread that in the official doc., please post a link. 回答1: To do that, you have to use the Wearable Data Layer API. Just send a message using the Message

问题 I am currently writing an application for Panasonic's TOUGHPAD FZ-E1 and I have problems software triggering the barcode scanner. I know this is possible because the demo app that came with it does that. My code is written in C# according to the Microsoft documentation provided here https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn792056(v=winembedded.81).aspx[^] The app crashes when I call this method: private async void SoftwareTrigger_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { if (scanner

问题 I need to make sure that upon clicking a link to view a html file, on an iPhone or Android or any handheld, it doesn't use Fancybox to view it, as it does on a computer. I've tried ways with @media with no luck. Is there any code to disable certain bits of javascript depending on what device it is? Thanks! 回答1: Andre's solution will work for a specific subset of devices, but a better approach might be to do it based on screen size, since that's presumably why you don't want to use facnybox

问题 I need to recursively search a handheld device for any files anywhere on the device that follow a certain pattern (such as " Platypus .XML"). To pass the root of the device to my directory traversal method, do I pass "\" or something else? In Windows Explorer, the device is "J:\" - but I know that can't work, because it won't be mapped to J for everyone. The device's full name in Windows Explorer is something like: Duckbill (\\LEXINGTON\dev\Xmen\Miguel\Installs) (J:) ...but similarly, each

问题 We are using Handheld Chainway C4000 UHF RFID Reader, and UHF tags. Those tags contains EPC and USER memory banks, Right now I can read all the tags' EPC memory bank by scanning them using the handheld device. This is how I read single tag's EPC memory bank RFIDWithUHF mReader = RFIDWithUHF.getInstance(); String strUII = mReader.inventorySingleTag(); String strEPC = mReader.convertUiiToEPC(strUII); And to read USER memory bank I found that I should stop scanning and start it again but with

问题 The compilation of my Compact Framework app (.NET 3.5, VS 2008) failed with this error: Deployment and/or registration failed with error: 0x8973190e. Error writing file '%csidl_program_files%\hhs\system.data.dll'. Error 0x80070070: There is not enough space on the disk. Selecting Tools > Device Emulator Manager shows me nothing promising; nor does Project > Properties > Devices. UPDATE Vasiliy, is this what you meant? I: 0) Created a folder on my C drive named