Pocket PCs use a special window to get text input from users. Here's how to maximize that space without covering up form elements.
My previous Pocket PC article (see Additional Resources) showed you how .NET Compact Framework development is similar to .NET development. In this article, I'm going to make some changes to that application to make it friendlier in the Pocket PC environment. The Pocket PC (in fact, most Windows CE devices) uses a special window called the Software Input Panel to get text input from the user. The user can show or hide this panel, and your application needs to respond by moving or resizing controls. You can show or hide the input panel programmatically.
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