Hi all, I've been programming in C# for a while now <Pc mainly> and Wanted to know if it is possible to create my own Mail client, On Windows its simple you just make an instance of the mail class but I cannot find anything similar in the windows mobile side of things, any pointers would be appreciated.
Hi,
Add a reference to
Microsoft.WindowsMobile.PocketOutlook
and start from there
Hope this helps
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Hi just after some advice have searched but cant find an answer.
Can I change skin in outlook on device. or are there other programs that allow the same sync with mail server using Outlook.
Thanks in advance
look into webISmail, which is a part of pocktinformant. But i am sure there are free alternatives.
http://www.pocketinformant.com/products_info.php?p_id=mail&
touchcal is a good one
Hi there, how can i develop an application that can read out sms messages from my touch hd (WM 6.5) ?
i want develop on my desktop pc an application that can read out all sms messages from my phone (tools are vista,visual studio 2008)
greetings
SMS
Should be able to using the Microsoft SAPI (speech) library. Would need to add a reference to it first in your desktop app. Look under the COM tab when adding a reference.
I've done it on Delphi / C++ but I believe it should be the same on C#.
andreask1 said:
Hi there, how can i develop an application that can read out sms messages from my touch hd (WM 6.5) ?
i want develop on my desktop pc an application that can read out all sms messages from my phone (tools are vista,visual studio 2008)
greetings
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that would be a great application. i seen an app for android that does what your looking for i hope you are abel to achive the application
I forget who's Rom I was using. Probably juicy for touch pro1. there was one person that every time she sent a text to me it was marked urgent and my phone would read it out loud to me as it came in. and I mean every time.
What setting in the phone did that?
hi folks! I have been playing around with my new tilt 2 and searching this forum and the web for an answer but have been unsuccesful. I am trying to learn how to set up an "out of office" (OOF) auto reply using Outlook mobile. Most references I see to this are for Windows 6.1. I have looked under Tools and Options while in outlook inbox and while in the calendar and I do not see the OOO assistant anywhere. Anyone know where to find this? I was hoping to find some sort of user manual for WinMo 6.5 that would provide info like this but cant find that either.
any advice would be great, thnx!
taz
tazmajazz said:
hi folks! I have been playing around with my new tilt 2 and searching this forum and the web for an answer but have been unsuccesful. I am trying to learn how to set up an "out of office" (OOF) auto reply using Outlook mobile. Most references I see to this are for Windows 6.1. I have looked under Tools and Options while in outlook inbox and while in the calendar and I do not see the OOO assistant anywhere. Anyone know where to find this? I was hoping to find some sort of user manual for WinMo 6.5 that would provide info like this but cant find that either.
any advice would be great, thnx!
taz
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Hi Taz The instructions for setting it up are on page 158 of your Tilt2 users manual.
If you don't have yours anymore, there's an archived copy on THIS page
thxn for the reply sirphunkee! unfortunately, when I navigate to Outlook email and then click on Menu -> Tools, the only option I have is "Sort By". I do not see an out of office option like the instructions suggest. Any idea what I could be missing here?
taz
tazmajazz said:
thxn for the reply sirphunkee! unfortunately, when I navigate to Outlook email and then click on Menu -> Tools, the only option I have is "Sort By". I do not see an out of office option like the instructions suggest. Any idea what I could be missing here?
taz
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No, and I noticed I don't have the option there either...but I'm running WM 6.1 instead of 6.5 so I assumed that was the reason. However, after looking around some it seems that all references are to the option being in that location, for both 6.1 and 6.5. The only other possibility I see is that the option will work only if the account is through an M$ exchange server, particularly 2007...do you know if the account you're accessing is on an Exchange '07 server, or on Exchange at all?
That's all I could really find on that...
It is connecting to an exchange server but I'm not sure which version it is....
You need Exchange 2007 or 2010 in order for the Out Of Office to work. I'm a Systems Administrator btw
Memnoch30 said:
You need Exchange 2007 or 2010 in order for the Out Of Office to work. I'm a Systems Administrator btw
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Thanks for the clarification Memnoch...it was looking like that might be the case but I couldn't tell for sure
thanks guys! I try and find out which version of exchange we're on now
taz
Hi all
Can anyone recommend an IMAP component I can use in a C# developement I am doing (VS 2008)?
I just need to be able to read and create mail in a folder specified.
Thanks
It is not free but I use these components at work
http://www.afterlogic.com/mailbee-net/email-components
Hi, Im just trying the eval version, but I cannot for the love of god get it working due to licensing. I have an eval code, but I cannot find how to create an App.Config for a PocketPC app in VS 2008.
Any clues?
Thanks
Hello,
Will Java Plug-ins work on WP7.5? I have been looking for some help on this on google, but unable to find much info. Sorry if this is a frequent question here.
Thanks.
xprav said:
Hello,
Will Java Plug-ins work on WP7.5? I have been looking for some help on this on google, but unable to find much info. Sorry if this is a frequent question here.
Thanks.
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Hi,
You can't run Java Plugins in WP7 (or write WP7 apps using Java).
Your main options for developing apps on WP7 (if that's what you're looking to do) are C# or Visual Basic (in combination with XAML for the UI). You can also use standard web technologies if you prefer (html/javascript/css) and use software called PhoneGap to turn a web app into a Wp7 app. WP7 doesn't have a Java runtime environment so Java Plug-ins are not an option.
Coding in C# is pretty similar to coding in Java though so your learning curve might not be as steep as you think.
If you're writing a Java back end (server) you might want to look at something called WebORB as it simplifies the integration between a WP7 client and a Java server environment.
Hope that helps.
Ian