I'm trying to understand what happens behind the scenes when a user hits the power button on a PocketPC WM 5.0 device. My goal is to capture/prevent the event that causes the device to go into suspend mode, prompt the user to confirm their action, then continue accordingly. I'm an ISV trying to guard against an accidental hit. Any tips
Catch power button event
Hot Topic
- Treeview Selected Nodes
- Resource Manager not working in Compact Framework v2.0 and Pocket PC 2003 SE Emulator
- CF 2.0 + Form's height limit !
- FindWindow
- How to use SD card as real Secure card?
- Unable to start debugging
- VS2005 Emulator on top
- Debugging Multiple COM dll's
- GetWindow in ATL ActiveX component?
- WinCE.Net with Platform Builder
Smart Device
- /GR- cl.exe option causes WM_INITDIALOG not to fire.
- MFC 3.0 and VS2005
- Connect Grayed Out
- Thread Syncronization
- Image.Save, not supported?
- Is there a way I can identify the model/manufacturer of a device in .NETCF?
- The device simulator has a japanese version
- Transfer files between PC and PPC.
- MenuItem.MenuItems.Clear NotSupportedException
- positioning message box
Catch power button event
Xianfang
Here is an excellent blog post by Anthony Wong about power events. http://blogs.msdn.com/anthonywong/archive/2005/06/07/426392.aspx
Manav
Tim Day