OK/X button

[Pray4Peace]

The software that I am writing has an exit button which causes systems to be restored the way I want them.

However, I can find no way on a PocketPC to either remove the button while my software operates or force the X button to vector through a routine. Consequently, users can exit without the cleanup code.

Has anybody found a way to do this (mostly in EVB).

[straight_up]

i don't know if anyone on this forum develops for PPC. I would also post my question, if I were you, to other forums for pocket PCs, if you haven't already. Sorry i can't help!

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Originally posted by Pray4Peace@Jan 27 2004, 04:44 PM
The software that I am writing has an exit button which causes systems to be restored the way I want them.

However, I can find no way on a PocketPC to either remove the button while my software operates or force the X button to vector through a routine. Consequently, users can exit without the cleanup code.

Has anybody found a way to do this (mostly in EVB).

what about using a busy/wait cursor/screen (whatever it's called on the ppc)

that should keep the user from being able to click any UI features while your program is busy. unfortunately I don't know eVB so I can't point you at an exact routine or function call.