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- | '''What's the best way to get the Device ID of an H19?''' | ||
- | :Use the GetDeviceId method of the H19 SDK (H1xSDK.dll). | ||
'''My app is throwing an exception when I try and create a ScanBarcode or BarcodeDevice object on other Windows Mobile devices. What's going on?''' | '''My app is throwing an exception when I try and create a ScanBarcode or BarcodeDevice object on other Windows Mobile devices. What's going on?''' | ||
:Well, the H1xSDK is only meant for the H16 and H19 devices! If your app needs to try and determine the model of device at runtime, there are a few ways to go about it: you can use the GetSystemInfo native function and the OEM ID field of the structure it returns, or if your app is written in C# and using the .NET runtime, and you don't want to P/Invoke GetSystemInfo, you can check out the DeviceManagement class of the [http://www.opennetcf.com/library/sdf/ OpenNETCF framework]. | :Well, the H1xSDK is only meant for the H16 and H19 devices! If your app needs to try and determine the model of device at runtime, there are a few ways to go about it: you can use the GetSystemInfo native function and the OEM ID field of the structure it returns, or if your app is written in C# and using the .NET runtime, and you don't want to P/Invoke GetSystemInfo, you can check out the DeviceManagement class of the [http://www.opennetcf.com/library/sdf/ OpenNETCF framework]. |