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Can I embed flash in XNA ? how? Can I get data(flash game result) from the embedded flash? Thanks. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_XNA http://www.xnadevelopment.com/tutorials.shtml http://www.code-magazine.com/article.aspx?quickid=0709051&page=7 1th question: Its 100% possible to embed flash in XNA if person finds a SWFWiever for Windows Forms.I have written an article about xna-windows controls-wpf integration here: XNA-Windows Controls-WPF Integration There is no way directly (especially not if you want to deploy your code to an Xbox 360). Workarounds would include using a Browser

I have a DataGrid that is using a DataReader as its datasource. I want to hide the first column of the datagrid. I am using the .net compact framework 3.5. I can find examples for windows forms but the api is changed enough that they don't work. NET Experts You can set the column style width to 0 or -1 . DataGridTableStyle ts = new DataGridTableStyle(); ts.MappingName = "Order"; // Order date column style DataGridColumnStyle cust_id = new DataGridTextBoxColumn(); cust_id.MappingName = "cust_id"; cust_id.HeaderText = "ID"; //Hide Customer ID cust_id.Width = -1; ts.GridColumnStyles.Add(cust_id);

I am making an application for Windows Mobile 6.1 Pocket PC (Touchscreen). I know when a Pocket PC's screen turns off, it goes into a standby mode and applications are pretty much halted in the background. My application can't do that. It needs to keep going. So my question is, how can I keep the phone alive (backlight turned on) until my application is done? An example of this would be video streaming applications such as Youtube. It keeps the phone on while the video is playing. As long as your app is doing something (in a loop or a Timer) it is relatively easy, you need: public static class

My company is looking into using automated GUI testing for our current app before proceeding to alpha. Our current main focus is robustness testing, one way we want to achieve this is automated UI testing that can be repeated over several hours/days. For our desktop version we've decided on AutomationElement, and I've seen several free open source frameworks. For .NET CF the options seem more limited. I found M-eux Test , but the license fee is a little bit steep. I also found Test Complete 7 , which I am planning on looking into. The tests will be written by programmers. Support for being

I am new to Windows Mobile development and have been investigating methods to synchronize data between PDA's running WM6 and a SQL Server 2005 Database. After some research I decided to go with Windows Synchronization Services. I started by looking at the sample: SyncServicesForDevicesSample I downloaded and installed all the prerequisite software outlined in the readme including: Visual Studio 2008 Professional SP1 SQL Server Compact 3.5 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Synchronization Services for ADO.NET 1.0 (devices) When I load the sample I noted that the System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll reference in the

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . Does anyone know of an OCR library that will run on Windows Mobile (5 or 6, but PPC2003SE would be great)? I would imagine that OCR would be native (C/C++) code, but if it was in .NET or at least had a .NET wrapper API, that would be great. Seems like you're pretty much out of luck for free, mobile OCR. I did find this blog post about a free service called Scanr designed to work with camera phones

I'm trying to target the IE browser on Windows Mobile 7.5. Can anyone tell me if the <!--[if lt IE <mobile browser>]> <include retina display> <[end if]--> conditional comment syntax style works for targeting Windows Mobile? EDIT: Thanks to the comment below I was able to find a solution. The <!--[if IEMobile]> <[end if]--> syntax works for Windows mobile 7, but I couldn't get it to work for Windows mobile 7.5. Because I am building a mobile website that isn't required to present well on desktop devices I was able to use a generic <!--[if gt IE 7]> comment that gets around the issue I was