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Posted by Lisa Pearlson on December 17, 2006, 8:19 pm
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The smartphone I am dealing with does come with an fexplore.exe, however, it
behaves differently than on the pocket pc, in that on smart phone it will
not browse to the folder specified on the command line, eg:
fexplore.exe "\MyCustomFolder"
On pocket pc, the above will start fexplore.exe and display contents of
"\MyCustomFolder", however on smartphone it starts fexplore.exe and always
displays default "\My Documents".
Rather than implementing my own browser to solve this problem, I am looking
at alternatives, like using windows messages posted to the hwnd found with
FindWindow, or message hooks, to simulate user changing to the right folder.
The Registry might provide some clues to. Any suggestions?
I am unable to use Spy++ since I am using eVC++ 4, but the device is a WM5
device.
Perhaps somebody can help me knowing which message is sent when user selects
a different folder from the drop down menu (combobox displaying tree
control?).
Lisa
> Lisa Pearlson wrote:
>> Since I've been told that SmartPhone does not come with a file explorer
>> by default (fexplore.exe), it's nearly always a third party application.
> microsoft ships a file explorer as of WM5 AKU2
>
>> I can find all files and folders in a directory, but how do I go about
>> drawing the icons of the files?
>> How do I get a handle to application icons?
>> Then there are icons of data files whose extensions are associated with
>> some application.
> see SHGetFileInfo()
>
> Riki
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