Hello guys
Is there any possibility to use the keycodes in Tasker?
Unfortunately mtcd tools isn't that easy to work with for me compared with Tasker.
If you can give me a solution or a tip, you will be my hero.
Thx Christoph
the-unknown said:
Hello guys
Is there any possibility to use the keycodes in Tasker?
Unfortunately mtcd tools isn't that easy to work with for me compared with Tasker.
If you can give me a solution or a tip, you will be my hero.
Thx Christoph
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I use 'run shell' command in tasker:
am broadcast -a com.microntek.irkeyDown --ei keyCode xxx
Thx. Will give it a try
Working for swc keys?
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I can't find a suitable use for that ctrl key... Whatever I use it for, it doesn't activate anything....
Has anybody found out how to use this ctrl key?
Does it work for Copying and pasting? Ctrl + C etc?
Not got mine infront of me so i cant check
Yes it does - now that I have tried....
Sorry for asking a dumb question....
... Now I wonder whether there are just CTRL+C / X / P or there are other commands available...?
ninja.rogue said:
Yes it does - now that I have tried....
Sorry for asking a dumb question....
... Now I wonder whether there are just CTRL+C / X / P or there are other commands available...?
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Will no doubt depend somewhat on the application. Boy do I wish Sprint's version didn't take it away
nothing in the manual? (A)
I imagine there pretty similar to the commands on a keyboard?
I know Command A works to select all on the software keyboard on all PPCs so try that one?
To be honest, how many different commands are there for the Control button? I think in Total Commander you can use the control to select multiple files/folders.
will there be a function for switching programs or pages just like the PC e.g. CTRL TAB? It will cool if there is a function like that.
cocoaju said:
will there be a function for switching programs or pages just like the PC e.g. CTRL TAB? It will cool if there is a function like that.
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There is no TAB. :-(
I thought I'd revisit this. This may be helpful for those of you who didn't read your device's user manual (which is where the attached came from)...
the Ctrl key is so useful in Remote Desktop
Is there an easy way to "map keys" ? On my "TyTN" I used PQZII for this.
For example, when typing text (word, email, ...) I'd like "CTRL"+"s" to write a "ç" (very used in French, but unaccessible via the keyboard) on the screen.
I've tried PQZII and I have the impression it doesn't work on the TP2. Anyhow, I think PQZII is overkill for this simple need.
Thanks.
HarveyR said:
Is there an easy way to "map keys" ? On my "TyTN" I used PQZII for this.
For example, when typing text (word, email, ...) I'd like "CTRL"+"s" to write a "ç" (very used in French, but unaccessible via the keyboard) on the screen.
I've tried PQZII and I have the impression it doesn't work on the TP2. Anyhow, I think PQZII is overkill for this simple need.
Thanks.
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The PQZII not work for on my Pro2.
U can edit the "eT9.Rhodium.XXXX.kmap.txt" files with Total Commander CE. This is the code table of the hw keyboard.
Looks like a good solution, only, I have an AZERTY keyboard, and all these files eT9.Rhodium.XXXX.kmap.txt are about QWERTY ? I've not tested anything, would changing stuff in these work even for my AZERTY keyboard
Harvey
You can use the AEKeymaper to create an additional keymap and use it for all your nn standard key combinations. It will allow you to activate external app. as well as produce any unicode character or another ket operation.
Checkout http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=537707
rbroudo said:
You can use the AEKeymaper to create an additional keymap and use it for all your nn standard key combinations. It will allow you to activate external app. as well as produce any unicode character or another ket operation.
Checkout http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=537707
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I read yesterday your post. Respect! I used the AEK on HTC Kaiser, but I'm faster than AEK. When I type example "máris", the AEK wrote "mriás", because the latency of it too big for me. But the AEK the best app for non-standard key combinations.
HarveyR said:
Looks like a good solution, only, I have an AZERTY keyboard, and all these files eT9.Rhodium.XXXX.kmap.txt are about QWERTY ? I've not tested anything, would changing stuff in these work even for my AZERTY keyboard
Harvey
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I found the eT9.Rhodium changer method in this topic: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=4031330#post4031330
HarveyR said:
"ç" [is] very used in French, but unaccessible via the keyboard
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Surely that should be considered a bug in the localization? I'd be bothering HTC/Microsoft over this as well as looking for a hack in the meantime.
Thanks. Issue's solved by editing the keymap. Much better than using hird party software (PQZII) because no overhead.
Surely that should be considered a bug in the localization? I'd be bothering HTC/Microsoft over this as well as looking for a hack in the meantime
Sure. What contact info should I use to do this (what pertinent Microsoft and HTC emails) ?
Harvey
Hello Friends,
My problem is I developed an App which runs on Windows Mobile as well as on the Desktop with the same exe and now change of Code.
With an if clause i check if the App is running on Desktop. In this case I change the Controlls Locations a bit and the AppRootPath.
In Addition I now want to resize and relocate the Textboxes if SoftInputPanel is enabled.
This can be easy achived by adding an InputPanel Control from Toolbox and using its OnEnableChange Event.
BUT if I include an InputPanel Control in my Project, its not deployable on the Desktop anymore.
So I triet to create the InputPanel Control only if the if clause checkt that the envirement is not a pc.
But I didnt managed that.
Anybody a clue how to?
Thx, Bignose
The first thing that springs to mind is to use 2 assemblies that you can call from the application - 1 for desktop apps and 1 for mobile apps. That way, the main application would have no dependancies on .NetCF controls.
For example...
Code:
MyAssembly.ObjectWithGenericInterface.UpdateForm(this)
You would have an assembly with a class that implements a generic interface, and that interface has an "UpdateForm" method. You create 2 different assemblies that are mostly identical - one for desktop and 1 for mobile. You then simply deploy a different "MyAssembly", depending on the target platform, but it will rely on neither when you build the application.
Edit:
You wouldn't actually need a generic interface to implement from, as long as the class inside the 2 assemblies actually had the same public methods available.
Thanks for your idea.
Am I understanding this right I would have to create to complete new GUIs?
At the Moment the Differences are small:
Code:
If Environment.OSVersion.Platform <> PlatformID.WinCE then
Me.Width = 256
Me.Height = 484
XMLPath = Strings.Right(XMLPath, (Strings.Len(XMLPath) - 6))
PbContact.Visible = False
TbNumber.Width = 202
Me.MaximizeBox = False
Me.MinimizeBox = True
End If
If I could create the InputPanel Control with an EventHandler in this Block the Application should run on both Desktop and PDA, right?
Is there no way?
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Thanks for your idea.
Am I understanding this right I would have to create to complete new GUIs?
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No - only 1 GUI, the way you are currently doing it.
The application solution would not include any .NetCF assemblies, as they would only need to be referenced in the assembly that gets used by the windows mobile app.
So you'd have a deployment solution for the desktop version, and then a deployment solution for the windows mobile version. The windows mobile deployment would include the assembly that has references to the .NetCF (SIP, and any other controls you may need to use). That would be the only difference between the MSI and the CAB that you'd end up with.
I hope that makes sense. It's actually quite a simple idea, but a bit difficult to explain.
I think I understood you.
I leave the code as is.
But at the point where I want to create the SIP Control I dont do this directly, but I create a new .dll assembly which I creates the InputPanel and use this assembly.
Nevertheless I dont know how to create the InputPanel in the Assembly.
I hope I dont bother you to much, in that case please excuse me.
AgentBignose said:
I think I understood you.
I leave the code as is.
But at the point where I want to create the SIP Control I dont do this directly, but I create a new .dll assembly which I creates the InputPanel and use this assembly.
Nevertheless I dont know how to create the InputPanel in the Assembly.
I hope I dont bother you to much, in that case please excuse me.
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No bother mate.
You need to add a reference to...
Code:
Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms
and you create the input panel with...
Code:
Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms.InputPanel sip = new Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms.InputPanel();
Hope that helps mate
johncmolyneux said:
No bother mate.
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Thats nice. Thanks.
You need to add a reference to...
Code:
Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms
and you create the input panel with...
Code:
Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms.InputPanel sip = new Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms.InputPanel();
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I did that.
But how Can I now use the OnEnableChange Event?
I only know the way over deklaring it as Friends With, but I dont manage this in runtime.
AgentBignose said:
Thats nice. Thanks.
I did that.
But how Can I now use the OnEnableChange Event?
I only know the way over deklaring it as Friends With, but I dont manage this in runtime.
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I just noticed that you're using VB, so I can't really help with coding the event handler for you, but this page might help...
http://www.thescarms.com/dotnet/eventhandler.aspx
Hi all!
I'm looking for a Netmonitoring tool for the Galaxy S (by using a code or by installing an apk file)
Thanks in advance for your responses.
Dan
Try SpeedTest or WiFi Mapper
GregerW said:
Try SpeedTest or WiFi Mapper
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Thanks but i'm not looking for this kind of tool.
It's about the network itself, to monitor it
Exemple on a WM device : http://phoneftd.blogspot.com/2008/08/htc-field-test-modeengineering-mode.html
Try this *#*#197328640#*#*
clubtech said:
Try this *#*#197328640#*#*
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Thanks a lot, this code works fine
Hi,
Has anyone been able to place a call whilst holding these functions on screen? Actually anything to keep the functions on screen semi-permanently?
Is there a way also to shortcut the number string above so you dont have to re-enter it. (tried ANyCUt, but it doesn't seem to like creating a shortcut for a number string)
Finally is anyone developing or found anything more flexible
i have a simple question is there anyway to get proper remote functions in the spectrum app so that you don't need a mouse? It is really killing the WAF
Thanks,
Yonu
yonu said:
i have a simple question is there anyway to get proper remote functions in the spectrum app so that you don't need a mouse? It is really killing the WAF
Thanks,
Yonu
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Mouse toggle app works great!
https://www.drgeeky.com/mouse-toggle-fire-tv-apk/