POOM access

[Big JR]

Hi Direct Dance,

Wasn't sure if you were still monitoring earlier thread so thought new one was best.
You were asking if an older than WM5 device had pimstore.dll installed. My WM2003 device has it. I had too many listings on the showmessage of your test code so I put the object$ list into a memo with scroll bar and sure enough, low down I had PocketOutlook.Application.pimstore.dll.

Before I try out the access code, what is the logoff code? Would it be X$ = Invoke(poom$, "logoff"):
cheers
John

[PointOfLight]

I don't think you need the X$ =. Just

Invoke(poom$, "logoff");

should be fine. It's interesting that you had pimstore.dll on your device, because I have a WM2003 device as well, and I don't believe it was installed on mine.

[matteo.m]

neither my ipaq wm2993 have it installed

[Big JR]

I have Pocket Breeze installed. Perhaps that put pimstore.dll on my device. I take it that applications written to access the POOM won't need pimstore.dll installed on the user's device, just on the developer's ready for compile and make .exe??

[kornalius]

I have an Asus A620, WM2003 and it didn't have it. It was back in WM2003se according to MS.

[PointOfLight]

I don't know for sure, but I don't believe that's actually correct. I'm pretty sure pimstore.dll will have to be on the end user's device as well.