Detect Windows Mobile vs. “plain” Windows CE?

Starting with Framework 3.5, there's a property SystemSettings. Platform in the Microsoft.WindowsCE. Forms namespace which provides this information (returning WinCEGeneric PocketPC or Smartphone ).

Starting with Framework 3.5, there's a property SystemSettings. Platform in the Microsoft.WindowsCE. Forms namespace which provides this information (returning WinCEGeneric, PocketPC or Smartphone).

We use something like this. But each CE device will probably return a different string. DllImport("coredll.

Dll", SetLastError = true) public static extern bool SystemParametersInfoGetString(uint uiAction, uint uiParam, System.Text. StringBuilder pvParam, uint fWinIni); System.Text. StringBuilder platformBuff = new System.Text.

StringBuilder(100); if (SystemParametersInfoGetString(SPI_GETPLATFORMTYPE, (uint)platformBuff. Capacity, platformBuff, 0)) return platformBuff.ToString().

You can also check for the existence of the Microsoft. WindowsMobile and Microsoft.WindowsMobile. Status assemblies ... CE doesn't contain these additional add-ons that WM layered on top of the CE code-base.

If you would kindly refer to Microsoft's MSDN FAQ posting under >> VSD FAQ.

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