Screen Scrolling with Keyboard, cut, copy and past

[iKiLL]

Hi All



I am new to Windows Mobile Development and I was hoping to get some advice
on the best way to handle Screen size and cut copy and past.



I am developing with VS2005 for Windows Mobile 5.0



I have found an example At:

http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/MultiUndoandRedo.asp



What I would like to know is this the only way of doing this or jest the
best way.



Or is there an even better way of handling the scrolling when the Keyboard
comes up and Cut, Copy and Past.



Thanks for your Help



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[Victor Espina]

I recently developed a very simple class that automates the resizing
task associated to SIP use.

Unfortunatelly I'd very short of time lately and got no time so far to
publish the class in my site (http://en.victorespina.com), but I will
try to do it as first thing the new year.

So, please keep coming back to my site.

Victor Espina

 

[r_z_aret]

Hi All



I am new to Windows Mobile Development and I was hoping to get some advice
on the best way to handle Screen size and cut copy and past.

I just used google (http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search) to
look up
cut paste
in microsoft.public.pocketpc.developer and got 103 hits. I took a
quick look (just the first page) and found at least two that look
relevant and useful.

I'm not sure what you mean by "handle screen size". But I looked up
screen size
in the same newsgroup and got 399 hits. I took a quick look and found
several that look relevant and useful.

I am developing with VS2005 for Windows Mobile 5.0

Which language? Or at least .NET or native?

I have found an example At:

http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/MultiUndoandRedo.asp



What I would like to know is this the only way of doing this or jest the
best way.



Or is there an even better way of handling the scrolling when the Keyboard
comes up and Cut, Copy and Past.



Thanks for your Help



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[Victor Espina]

Well, I found some time today and put together an article about my class
for SIP handling.

Hope can be usefull for you. The paper can be found here:

http://www.victorespina.com/hs/en/index.php/SIPAutoResize_for_NETcf

Regards and Happy New Year

Victor Espina

 

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Thanks for this is looks interesting i will give it a go.

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[Victor Espina]

I'm glad that it worked for you...

Victor

Thanks for this is looks interesting i will give it a go.

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