Few Queries.

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Amitp

Hi I have a few queries to be asked.

1) How can I view my WinCE device registry from my desktop. I got a few
links, but unluckly those were for PocketPc and were not helpful for my
WinCE device. Could you let me know any application or links which are
useful to view the registry?

2) I have posted this query a few days back: I am using the OpenNetCF
Registry class. I am unable to write the interger value to registry. I am
using UInt32 datatype to write interger value to registry, but its giving
me some Type cast error.

3) I have created a CAB file using the .Net wizard. Does anyone of you know
some application (Like InstallWizard) which allow you to create a
installable (msi / exe) which can be run from the desktop, also featuring
maybe the "Autorun" kind of setup. So that I can install my application from
Desktop rather than copying the CAB file to the device and running the CAB
file from there.


Thanks a lot.
Amit Patankar.
 
1) How can I view my WinCE device registry from my desktop. I got a few
links, but unluckly those were for PocketPc and were not helpful for my
WinCE device. Could you let me know any application or links which are
useful to view the registry?

Use the Remote Registry Editor from eVC/eVB.
2) I have posted this query a few days back: I am using the OpenNetCF
Registry class. I am unable to write the interger value to registry. I am
using UInt32 datatype to write interger value to registry, but its giving
me some Type cast error.

You're probably using VB then. You likely need to cast the value to an
Integer before storing it (though the classes should probably have overloads
for the unsigned values).
3) I have created a CAB file using the .Net wizard. Does anyone of you know
some application (Like InstallWizard) which allow you to create a
installable (msi / exe) which can be run from the desktop, also featuring
maybe the "Autorun" kind of setup. So that I can install my application from
Desktop rather than copying the CAB file to the device and running the CAB
file from there.

I use InstallMaster from Wise - it's not cheap so it may be a deterrent.
I'm sure there are other, cheaper ways.
 
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