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Table of Contents

Programming Microsoft Windows CE .NET, Third Edition

A Little Windows CE History

Why You Should Read This Book

What''s New in the Third Edition

.NET Compact Framework

What About MFC?

Windows CE Development Tools

What''s on the CD

Updates and Feedback

Part I: Windows Programming Basics

Chapter 1: Hello Windows CE

What Is Different About Windows CE

It''s Still Windows Programming

Your First Windows CE Application

Anatomy of a Windows-Based Application

Chapter 2: Drawing on the Screen

Painting Basics

Lines and Shapes

Chapter 3: Input: Keyboard, Mouse, and Touch Screen

The Mouse and the Touch Screen

Chapter 4: Windows, Controls, and Menus

Window Management Functions

Windows Controls

The DOIView Example Program

Chapter 5: Common Controls and Windows CE

Programming Common Controls

The Common Controls

Other Common Controls

Unsupported Common Controls

Chapter 6: Dialog Boxes and Property Sheets

The DlgDemo Example Program

Part II: Windows CE Programming

Chapter 7: Memory Management

The Different Kinds of Memory Allocation

Chapter 8: Files and the Registry

The Windows CE File System

Chapter 9: Windows CE Databases

Chapter 10: Modules, Processes, and Threads

Thread Local Storage

Synchronization

Windows CE Security

Interprocess Communication

The XTalk Example Program

Exception Handling

Chapter 11: Notifications

User Notifications

Timer Event Notifications

System Event Notifications

The Note Demo Example Program

Querying Scheduled Notifications

Part III: Communications

Chapter 12: Serial Communications

Basic Serial Communication

The CeChat Example Program

Chapter 13: Windows CE Networking

Windows Networking Support

Chapter 14: Device-to-Device Communication

Chapter 15: Connecting to the Desktop

The Windows CE Remote API

The CeUtil Functions

Connection Notification

Direct Socket Connections

Part IV: Device Programming

Chapter 16: The Explorer Shell

Working with the Shell

Console Applications

Chapter 17: Programming the Pocket PC

What Is a Pocket PC?

Hello Pocket PC

Pocket PC Notifications

Additional Pocket PC Shell Functions

Chapter 18: Extending the Pocket PC

Custom Input Methods

Chapter 19: Programming the Smartphone

Introducing the Smartphone

The Smartphone''s MenuBar Control

Smartphone Controls

File Operation in the Smartphone

Smartphone Security

Chapter 20: GAPI, the Game API

GAPI Initialization

Drawing to the Screen

Indirect Access to the Frame Buffer

GAPI Maintenance

The GAPIShow Example

Part V: Advanced Windows CE

Chapter 21: System Programming

The Windows CE Memory Architecture

Writing Cross-Platform Windows CE Applications

Power Management

Chapter 22: Device Drivers and Services

Writing a Windows CE Stream Device Driver

Building a Device Driver

Asynchronous Driver I/O

Chapter 23: Programming the .NET Compact Framework

It''s Becoming a Managed World

A Brief Introduction to Managed Applications

The Framework Class Library

Windows Forms Applications

Compact Framework Unique Classes

Accessing the Underlying Operating System

The IrSquirtCF Example

List of Figures

List of Listings

توضیحات

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Part III: Communications

Chapter List

Chapter 12: Serial Communications

Chapter 13: Windows CE Networking

Chapter 14: Device-to-Device Communication

Chapter 15: Connecting to the Desktop