I know there isn't a native command for rotating images in the Compact
Framework. I am looking for a way to do this. Simple 90 degree rotation.
I've found some stuff in the newsgroups, but nothing I can get working. If
anyone has any sample code they can provide on how to do rotation of an
image file on the Compact Framework, it would be appreciated. Particularly,
I want to open an image file, rotate it 90 degrees (from landscape to
portrait) and re-save it back.

Thanks!

Hi,

I have an application that runs local to clients desk tops which I
would like to install on their new mobile phones running Windows
mobile.

It down loads data and populates bookmarks in MS Word using the
.Net Programmability in Office 2003 or downloads an actual MS Word
doument

It also uploads these files back to the server using a bespoke zip program
that uses a dll in the assembly folder.

Is any or all of this possible with .Net compact framework etc...

Thanks for you help

Regards Andrew Mercer

This is all .NET 3.5 with Visual Studio 2008

I have a simple app on Windows Vista-64 that creates a messaging queue.
FormatName:DIRECT=OS:david-1\private$\callerid.

The app then writes a couple of entries. I have verified that the entries
have been correctly created with the Computer Management tool.

I now have a simple app written for the compact framework on an HP iPAQ HP
2790. MSMQ has been installed on it. When I call
MessageQueue.Exists(@"david-1\private$\callerid"), it returns false. I can
call this code:

IPAddress[] addresses = Dns.GetHostEntry("david-1").AddressList;

and the correct address comes back so I know networking and dns are working
properly.

Is there something special that I have to do on the Vista-64 machine or on
the iPAQ to make this work?

I want to create a floating dialog/window that when moved resembles
the way a MessageBox is moved. When you bring up a MessageBox and
click on the title and drag the MessageBox to a different location, a
frame (also known as border or rectangle) appears over the dimensions
of the MessageBox and while you drag the MessageBox, only this frame
moves while the content area of the frame is transparent.

I have looked up solutions for creating transparent controls but I
believe that this is the wrong solution. For starters, when a
MessageBox is moved, there is no flickering at all. This tells me that
the frame is probably not a control of any sorts, because if it were
it would require that the background be updated very quickly and this
does not appear possible using anything that inherits from a base
control.

I believe that the frame is being drawn as a rectangle on top of a
bitmap of the entire form (or entire screen) and that double buffering
must be used to eliminate flickering. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised
that only the grahic areas behind the actual frame lines are being
updated and nothing within the frame. This allows for the fastest
updating possible while the frame is being moved around.

Using VS 2005, .NET CF 2.0 SP1, on Windows CE 4.2

Is there a way to clear the internet explorer cache programatically
other than deleting the Temp Internet Files directory? It seems
there'd be an API call to execute the functionality of the "Clear
Cache" button on the "Internet Options" window from the Control Panel.

\Windows\Profiles\xyz\Temporary Internet Files

Trying to get a Symbol MC50 to print using WLAN. I have a Zebra MZ320 printer on the WLAN. How do I install the printer on the MC50? This is a PocketPC 2003 device.

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Hello,

I need to do the following:

1) Run a program (Program A)
2) From within "Program A" I need to launch and run "Program B"
3) Close "Program A"

Is there an easy way to do this within C#?

Hi all,
I developed application that will run on Symbol MC3000 WinCE5.0
devices. On that device only \Application directory is cold boot
persistent. Now I would like for application CAB file to install
application in \Application folder by default (fow now I know that
this is only possible for \Program Files folder). I am using VS.NET
2005 and CF .NET 2.0. Is there a way to set up CAB file to use
\Application folder as a default installation location?

Thanks in advance,

Hi guys!

I need to develop an application that send to print from a PDA (with windows
mobile of course or windows CE) to a mobile printer (i've used zebra
printers some months ago with laser readers) but this time i need to print
to an A4 sheet, for example an excel or word file, but i don't know what
kind of printer or model i should use, i think there should be bluetooth
printer, but not all mobile printers have drivers for windows mobile or CE,
i'd like to know if someone has done it, from a PDA send to print to a
mobile printer, sheets A4 or Legal or Card and what kind of printer have
used.

PS: i think if the PDA and the mobile printer has bluetooth any PDA should
work

We have a program that has been in development for a number of years
now, and it has created a fairly sizable startup routine that, on
occasion, throws an ObjectDisposedException. We are logging the error,
but it seems to occur at different places every time. In other words,
it is difficult to debug.

The main problem is that the ObjectName property of the
ObjectDisposedException is always an empty string, as this VB.NET
example:

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Try
Dim Test As New Button
Test.Name = "ObjectTest"
Test.Text = "Not yet disposed"

Test.Dispose()

System.GC.Collect()

Test.Text = "This object is disposed"

MessageBox.Show(Test.Text)