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SUMMARYThis article discusses the basics of how to use the Control Manager in Windows CE Toolkit for Visual Basic 5.0 (VBCE) to install controls (including custom controls) in emulation or on the remote device and synchronize them on the desktop. MORE INFORMATIONSeveral controls are included with VBCE. These controls will show up in the Control Manager box, and they must be installed and registered for use in emulation or on the remote device. Other custom controls from third-party vendors should be installed according to the instructions provided with the control. To Start Windows CE Control ManagerIn the Visual Basic 5.0 IDE, select the Windows CE menu and click Control Manager.-or- Click the Start button, point to Programs, select Visual Basic 5.0, select Windows CE, and then click Control Manager. If a control is not installed/registered correctly through the Control Manager, using it will generate the following run-time error: For more detailed information on this message, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q180628 PRB: Running Project Causes Error While Attempting to Load Form Installing a Custom Control Not Listed in the Control ManagerUse the following steps to install a custom control not listed in the Control Manager:
Synchronizing Controls on the DesktopUse the following steps to synchronize controls on the desktop:
Installing or Uninstalling a Control Listed in the Control ManagerUse the following steps to install or uninstall a control listed in the Control Manager:
Product LimitationVBCE does not provide Control Creation capability. Calling API functions from VBCE is not supported in this version. The workaround is to create ActiveX Controls to wrap API calls using Windows CE Toolkit for Visual C++ 5.0 (VCCE) and use them for VBCE.Known Problems with the Control ManagerThe Control Manager does not uninstall the control properly due to a known bug. To work around this problem, the registry keys for the control must be manually removed using the Registry Editor shipped with VBCE.Additional query words: wince vbce vbce5
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