Philips Velo 500 - handheld - Windows CE 2.0 overview and full product specs on CNET. Microsoft Pocket Excel, Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer, Microsoft Pocket Outlook, Microsoft Pocket. Jun 16, 2016 The Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK for Pocket PC extends Visual Studio 2005 so that you can write managed and native application software targeting Windows Mobile 5.0 based Pocket PC devices.
You have a raft of hurdles to overcome. Just a few are • OLEDB is not supported under Windows CE. • Pocket Excel has no automation object model or even any published file format specification • Desktop libraries (like Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel) will not work under Windows CE Basically I think you're straying down a poor choice path.
What's the actual business problem you're trying to solve here? Do you have Pocket Excel files created on the device you need to merge into a local SQL Compact Database? Is there an option for not using Excel? Or is it that you have desktop Excel files on a PC and you want the data over on the device? If so, how are the files getting to the device? Can you convert them to CSV?
Can you put a service on a server somewhere to do the conversion for you? There's likely a way to solve the overall problem, just not on the path you're trying. We'd need to understand the actual problem to help you get a better solution, though.
I want to use excel files in order to load data from it and insert the returned data into the local database to avoid the user from the long list of manual inputs (for example add list of users). Yes the excel files, like planned, will be in the machine by a normal transfert (connect the machine to a PC and insert files into a specific folder manualy).
Actual it will be great if I can convert the excel file to.csv but I don't know if should I add this service into the server or make it one of the functionalities list of the application? – Apr 2 '13 at 14:43 •.
Windows CE FAQ - Software == (A:) There are several dozen CE review/download sites on the web that contain downloads for nearly every type of Windows CE software; games, utilities, productivity apps, etc. Without playing any favourites, here are some of the most comprehensive sites: CE City - Tucows PDA- Windows CE Online - Winfiles - Mike's Palm-Sized PCs - (this is a GREAT list of PSPC software) WinCE Infoware - (large collection of textual documents in various CE formats) PocketPC.com - - lots of reviews on software If it's not on one of these sites, the product either doesn't exist yet or might be a custom app. There's always the good old search engines! Back to (A:) This link is broken, and a web search couldn't locate the new page.in a nutshell, someone figured out how to do it, but I don't know the details.
Back to (A:) There was a virus scanner at one point, but it's been pulled from the market. Considering that CE devices don't have the traditional vulnerabilities to viruses that most desktop PC's have (like integrated running of scripts in Outlook email previews) you don't need to worry about viruses on your CE devices.yet. Someday, I'm sure someone will come up with something, but for now, there are no Windows CE viruses that I'm aware of. Castlevania rondo of blood iso. Back to (A:) Yes! Some new software was released that allows you to do this. Back to (A:) Further information can be found near the bottom of page under 'About Mobile Channels'.
FUNKEYS TOTAL COUNT 7 UB Hub Units - Possibly different revisions for Windows 7 64 bit 127 Funkeys - Up to 3 styles of Normal, Rare, Very Rare There are also additional promotional Funkeys only sold at certain outlets. Most of the figurines have three different versions in a set including Normal, Rare and Very Rare. Each character when placed on top of the Hub Unit unlocks a different building or area of the map. Larger Blank Drawing - There are so many figurines to look for, some of which had a limited production run. Ub funkeys story. Target, KMart and even Wendys pictured below had exclusive Funkeys along with unique software.
Mobile Channels have been replaced on the Pocket PC by - a far nicer solution. Also, check out, a very nice solution as well. Back to (A:) Amazingly, yes! Limited range though. - but be aware it only works with SH3 devices (HP and Ericsson): From the author: 'I've done some reading up on the datasheets and user manuals of the various MIPS processors(NEC and Philips) used by Windows CE devices, and the conclusion is that the Consumer IR driver cannot be ported to the MIPS platform. This is due to architectural differences between the SH3 and MIPS which disallow the same implementation of the Consumer IR driver on the SH3 to be applied on the MIPS.