Archive for October 2009
Simulating key presses in your program with keybd_event function
Out of need or curiosity you might want to know how to send key presses from your native application. The core of the solution involves calling keybd_event() function which has the following prototype. VOID keybd_event(BYTE bVk, BYTE bScan, DWORD dwFlags, DWORD dwExtraInfo); bVk is the virtual-key code of the character. bScan is the hardware scan…
Read MoreDetermining IP Address of a Windows Mobile device
Code to determine IP addresses of adapters on a Windows Mobile device, using IPHelper APIs. Add Iphlpapi.lib to linker settings. #include “Iphlpapi.h” PIP_ADAPTER_INFO pinfo = NULL; ULONG OutBufLen = 0; DWORD dwRet = GetAdaptersInfo(NULL, &OutBufLen); if (dwRet == ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW) { pinfo = (PIP_ADAPTER_INFO)malloc(OutBufLen); dwRet = GetAdaptersInfo(pinfo,&OutBufLen); while (pinfo != NULL) { if (dwRet==ERROR_SUCCESS) { PIP_ADDR_STRING…
Read MoreSureLock Studio : New Release (2009.10.4)
We are pleased to announce the release of SureLock Studio v2009.10.4. This release has some nice feature additions: Select “Approved” program from Standard Programs List. No more typing of long paths. Merge multiple cabs into a single cab to make deployment easier Selectively enable hardware keys Option to change border color of the Kiosk Main…
Read More[Article Posted] Businesses! Are your mobile devices working for you?
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Read MoreSureLock Studio supports WM 6.5 devices
We have done extensive testing of SureLock on WM 6.5 environment and the software has behaved perfectly well. That puts WM 6.5 on the supported list of platforms. Here is the latest list: Supported Platforms: * Windows Mobile 6.5 (Classic & Professional) * Windows Mobile 6.1 (Classic & Professional) * Windows Mobile 6.0 (Classic &…
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