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Jeff,

> In OpenCom() there is a setting or "liRMode" ... this one is new to me, can you give me a bit on info on this one.

If I am not wrong, it stands for InfraRed mode.

Wolfgang ,

I use this DLL

http://www.fieldsoftware.com/PrintDC.htm

You cann print to a wide variety of printers using Infrared, Bluetooth and 802.11b wireless network , choose the font and the color.

Maurizio

SEnhores,

Alguem tem um exemplo de impressao via IRDA ?

Obrigado!

Ate

Vilian,

From Programming Microsoft Windows CE - second edition:

The Infrared Port
Windows CE devices almost always have an infrared IrDA-compatible serial port. In fact, all H/PC and Pocket PC systems are guaranteed to have one. The IR ports on Windows CE devices are IrDA (Infrared Data Association ...

Hi,

When use the IExplorer in the Pocket connection IRDA automatically is activated if already it will not be connected.. We have as to make this activation with the FwPpc?

Hi Antonio,

Already I obtained to send archives through ftp. But I have that to call the IExplorer all time to activate connection IRDA!

Exists some way to activate connection IRDA from my application?

Richards,

Debtor, already I obtained to send the archives. Now it would like to know if I have as to set in motion the connection irda(infrared) through my program?

# The Infrared Port
Windows CE devices almost always have an infrared IrDA-compatible serial port. In fact, all H/PC and Pocket PC systems are guaranteed to have one. The IR ports on Windows CE devices are IrDA (Infrared Data Association) compliant. The IrDA standard specifies everything from the ...

Jose,

I guess you plan to use the comm port for reading the barcodes. Is that ok ?

What communication system do you plan to use to print the tickets from the pda ? Infrared ? Bluetooth ? comm port ?

Pawel,

Yes, we are in the process to implement printing support, com port management and infrared and bluetooth support too, besides the controls you mentioned.

That will reach version 1.0.