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William LaMartin
This is slightly off topic since it doesn't apply to programming the Pocket
PC, but it does involve the Pocket PC.
I have created several pages at a web site that I would like to restrict to
use by Pocket PC users only. The best way I can see to do this is to check
the operating system of each visitor to such a web page (the are pages
created with Visual Studio .Net) with the code
Request.Browser.Platform.ToString. In the case of my own Pocket PC, this
returns WinCE.
My question: Is this the only possible operating system return of a Pocket
PC or are there others I should consider.
PC, but it does involve the Pocket PC.
I have created several pages at a web site that I would like to restrict to
use by Pocket PC users only. The best way I can see to do this is to check
the operating system of each visitor to such a web page (the are pages
created with Visual Studio .Net) with the code
Request.Browser.Platform.ToString. In the case of my own Pocket PC, this
returns WinCE.
My question: Is this the only possible operating system return of a Pocket
PC or are there others I should consider.