[C#] how to block an

[Guest]

Langage : C#
OS : Pocket pc 2003 & Win CE

Hi,

I Have an application which passes in icon after an ineffective time.
I'd like to block it in full screen and I don't want my application in icon
after an ineffective time.

How can I do it ?
Could you help me please ?

Thanks.

Fred

 

[Guest]

I don't know about others, but I didn't understand what you're asking.
Could you refrase your question?

 

[Guest]

Hi Alex,

Sorry I'm french and I not speak english very good.
I have an application which is developped with C# .NET with pocket pc and
windows ce.

When that application is not used during a moment, that application is
placed in the task bar and operating system is accessible by the user. I
don't want the user used the OS (IE ...). That's why I'de like to know if
it's possible to block the application in full screen all the time. Thus my
application will be never in the task bar.

Is it possible with C# or with configuring the PDA ?

Thanks

 

[Guest]

Yes, full screen (or kiosk mode) applications are quite possible.
Take a look at the archives:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group...981&as_maxd=6&as_maxm=7&as_maxy=2005&safe=off

 

[Guest]

ok, thanks.
My application is in full screen mode. It's not the problem.
The problem is application is placed in the task bar after a moment if
application is not used.
How can I do to avoid this behavior ?

Thanks

 

[Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]]

Applications, in general, don't have this behavior, if I understand what
you're saying is happening. Your application must be doing this itself (or
another application on your device is doing it for you).

Paul T.

 

[Alex Feinman [MVP]]

You need to handle Deactivate event in your main form and force the
application to the foreground. This happens if the device has an option of
displaying the home screen (today screen) after a timeout

 

[Guest]

Hi Alex,

Thank you for your answer.
Do you known how I can desactivate event in my main form and how can I force
application to the foreground ?

Thanks

Best Regards

 

[Alex Feinman [MVP]]

Declare a handler.
this.Deactivate += new ....
In the handler call this.BringToFront

 

[Guest]

Hi Alex,

Thank you, I will test the code.

Thanks