I build 2 application one for android and one for pc
My application is to make the camera of android mobile appear inside application of C#
but I didn't use DirecShow in my application..
it's work good ..but still I have to make the application of c# which display the camera
appear as an option inside Skype and MSN which I think make this application like driver
any help to do that will be great
Thanks
I don't think you can write a windows driver in c#. Maybe you should begin reading here: Windows Driver Kit (WDK)
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I have a Windows C# UWP Application that was integrated with Facebook (It allowed users to post Greetings card images into their timeline) and previously used the Sharing Charm feature between Windows UWP apps. Facebook removed the sharing functionality from their app some time ago so I now need to recode the functionality using a Facebook SDK but don't know quite where to start.
First question is what is the best API to use, as there seems to be multiple options. I have seen "winsdkfb" and also "facebook" but all the documentation I have seen seems well out of date. Could someone point me to the best Nuget API and an up to date tutorial?
My app is coded for UWP Win 10 Build 14393 and Id rather not go through a whole rebuild into something like .Net Core at this stage as its a big complex app.
I´ve got no code to show, I just wanted to know if you guys could guide me so I can begin my research to start my project. Well, imagine you have a videogame or an app on your computer. How could I control some components that belong to the app from another device. I mean, I want to create an app for mobile devices that allow me to control some components from a specific computer app. My app would be created on Unity. Thank you.
You can achieve this by creating an app on your PC that receives messages from an app on your phone, then uses windows API hooks to fake key presses.
It's a really big and broad question you've asked, so it is hard to add too much more unless you are very specific.
Im trying to develop an app for Windows 10 which I hope to submit to the store. I want to get access to the Taskbar APIs so I can set the progress level (green bar behind the process text).
In Windows 7 I used the some of these APIs:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd391692(v=vs.85).aspx
They were wrapped by this handy library which I used in my C# app:
http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/sasha/2009/02/12/windows-7-taskbar-apis/
I cant find the equvilant for UWA Desktop Extension, Any ideas?
Mike
Basically the images are comes from the app asserts, see this: Guidelines for app assets Target-based assets session for more information. The asserts are the read-only stuff and we cannot programmatically change from the code, which means we cannot create the animation on taskbar.
The APIs like ITaskbarList3 are not available in Windows Universal App.
Basically base on my understanding, Microsoft wants to use push notification/live tile also badge to deliver the current state like current progress.
guys, first time posting -
I'm a newbie to Windows development and VS (Using 2013 on Windows 8.1).
I've created a very simple application by the action of
File->New Project/WPF application.
The application works great, and does exactly what I'd like it to do.
I successfully added a large (128x128) icon and got it to look great on Windows 7's taskbar and start menu by right-clicking my project in the Solution Explorer and specifying my .ico file through there.
I also added the 'Icon' property to my MainWindow.xaml file and it even looks great on the taskbar of Windows 8...
However, it doesn't even display my app's icon on the Start Menu of Windows 8, and I am having a really hard time finding documentation specific to this issue.
I'm sure it's a no-brainer but I'm just stuck.
How do I get a nice icon and tile in Windows 8?
Live tiles are only supported in Windows Store Applications but you can use some third-party solutions that provides a way to add this capability via the interoperation between your Desktop Application and separate Windows Store application (this one is installed on end-users computers and behaves like a server that can provide a Tile for its clients, which actually are the Desktop applications).
For example, DevExpress solution - WinRTLiveTileManager.
Or you can implement this approach itself...
Live tiles are only supported in Windows Store Apps unfortunately.
See this thread...
How to Play a video in windows ce wtih C# code
Hi every one I'am working on new poket PC application on the symbol device wiht visual studio 2005 C# and i need to play a vedio with my application
How can i do this
please any one help me.
If it's Windows Mobile (and your post indicates it is, though the tags do not), the easiest way is to just host the Media Player ActiveX control. There's an MSDN article that explains it in detail.