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We don't want file syncing between our handheld device and the PC. The handheld device puts certain (SQL CE database) files in the \My Documents folder on the handheld. These are, in particular, the files we don't want synced to the PC. I first added "sdf" (and "SDF" just to be sure) to the "ExcludeExts" registry key. That didn't help. I then changed the "FileSyncPath" and "NoSubfolderIn" registry keys from the "My Documents" folder to the "profiles" folder: private void UpdateRegistry() { RegistryKey key = Registry.LocalMachine.CreateSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows CE Services"); if (key

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? Totty Some help on this question: What do you use to test the handheld css on your website? Web Developer Toolbar for FF lets you to test webpages media=handheld There's a simple way with media queries : @media handheld, screen and (max-width: 500px) { /* your css */ } This will make browsers that implement

This is a followup to a question here ctacke said there regarding SQL Server CE-related "issues" I was/am having: " The problem, as indicated by the error text, is that the SDF file was created by a version of SQL Compact that doesn't match the version of SQL Compact that the application is referencing. I wouldn't focus on the reported version numbers, just the fact that it knows there's a mismatch. If you don't know the version of the SDF, you can always look it up by reading a few bytes from the SDF file. SQL Compact database files aren't 100% transportable. You definitely cannot take an SDF

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 These days, I think it is nearly impossible to begin native (meaning C++) Symbian software development. Nokia, Sony and Motorola don't support their old Symbian phones any more. Most official URLs are broken. Simply obtaining a

I have written a small application for a handheld device using JavaScript and Google Maps API's, now II need to move my marker icon anywhere on the map along a route using a timer function. I have a man icon and I need to move it automatically on the map. How can I do this? A pretty cool example is here: http://www.kmcgraphics.com/google/ Unfortunately, there is no automatic-marker-movement function in the official GMaps collection. However, if you have a GRoute, that would mean you have a set of points. To loop through the route steps, you could use something like this: for (var c = 0; c <