OpenNETCF HTML Viewer: PPC vs WinCE4.2

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I am using OpenNETCF's HTMLViewer control to show a HTML Table content. I have used colSpan,rowSpan,font-family, font-size stuff's inside my HTML Table. When I render the HTML content using OpenNETCF's HTMLViewer, its showing data as exactly I designed and mentioned in the HTML file. But If I try to render the same HTML Content using OpenNETCF's HTMLViewer in WinCE4.2 Emulator, its not displaying the content properly. I could get the HTML values but not properly aligned. Its not considering the colspan,rowspan etc.

Thanks for any valuable input on this

Regard
Raghu.
 
The control uses the html engine on whichever platform it is run on
(htmlview.dll). The behaviour may differ between different versions e.g.
Pocket PC 2003 supports features unavailable on previous versions such as
css and changes to fit-to-screen logic. Can you post the html source you are
using so we can test it and perhaps suggest some workarounds.

Peter
 
When developing my control I had discovered that htmlview.dll included in
the WinCE.NET image is from the old PPC2000 days :(

I reported that to MS more then a year ago.
 
Thanks Peter, here below I have given the HTML tags which I am trying to render it in the HTMLViewer.
My advance thanks

<html><TABLE width='100%' STYLE='font-size : 8pt; font-family :Tahoma' cellSpacing='0' ID='Table1'><TBODY><TR><TD colSpan='2'>Full Revenue:</TD><TD style='BORDER-LEFT: #999 1px solid' rowSpan='4'></TD><TD colSpan='2'>Promoted:</TD></TR><TR><TD>$Val:</TD><TD>1,021</TD><TD>$Val:</TD><TD>998</TD></TR><TR><TD>%PY:</TD><TD>121.9</TD><TD>%PY:</TD><TD>101.3</TD></TR><TR><TD>%FR:</TD><TD>43.1</TD><TD>%PR:</TD><TD>56.9</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></html

regard
Ragh
 

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