Hi EveryOne,
I was trying to write up script for opening and play the power-point using C# it works with Visual studio 2010 (windows 7) but when i tried with Visual Studio 2013 (Windows 8.1) the code not working. always getting exception.
anyone has the working code for opening ppt app ? using visual studio 2013very urgent .. please help me in this
thanks,
Ashok r
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I want to test an application that uses the sms api on yhe emulator , but the one that comes with pocket pc 2002 sdk does not have the sms.dll. Can anyone please tell me where can i find an emulator that supports the sms library? Or this kind of applications must be tested only on the actual device?
Hi,
I'm a software developer on c# and I have a HTC HD2 Leo smartphone.
I want create a simple game with visual studio 2008.
This is my first experience with game developer.
Is recommend use a opengl library?
Can I use only visual studio for developer a simlpe game?
Can you suggestion a ebook o web page with example for start on my first project?
Thanx
xoooox
Hi,
When I load XNA game studio 4 I only see options for xbox 360 and zune. If program something for zune does that mean I'd be able to use it on windows mobile 7 phone?
Cheers,
Chris
Dear everyone
Is there any simulator for windows mobile 6.5, windows phone 7 and android
because I want to try them
so if there any kind of simulator software or virtual machine please some one tell me
Hello!
I want to port VLC player. What I need?
I know I need:
Visual Studio 2012 to port/compile the program.
A Windows PC in which I use Visual Studio.
And a Surface RT for testing purposes.
But what I need besides this? I desire to compile/port this program.
More skill than the VLC team that has been attempting to port it themselves for ~12 months?
In fairness, they're trying to port it as a WinRT (Windows Store) app, not a standard Win32 desktop app. But they're still needing to do crazy stuff with the compiler so forth. VLC *does not* currently compile under MSVC; it's apparently full of GCC-isms. GCC doesn't currently target Win32/ARM. You need to either get VLC to build under MSVC or GCC to target Windows RT before porting VLC will be possible.
Hopefully the latter happens. That would open up a ton of other software too; VLC is far from the only open-source program that is available for Windows but doesn't build under MSVC.
Hmm... I wonder if it builds under Clang? Getting Clang to target RT is probably easier than getting GCC to do so; Clang was designed to be easily hackable, while GCC is practically the opposite.
That a good news for me. Hope you success with VLC porting. If not. It maybe easier to write some GUI for FFplay for Windows RT.