Can anyone recommend a person who could write an excel based program that could be copied to a WM devise? I am new to this forum and do not have the knowledge or the time to develop the program, but i am willing to pay for it.
Thanks
notthatcreative said:
Can anyone recommend a person who could write an excel based program that could be copied to a WM devise? I am new to this forum and do not have the knowledge or the time to develop the program, but i am willing to pay for it.
Thanks
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Why not install office on your mobile. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=310832
Or flash a ROM with office installed, most do
Ta
Dave
I agree, both are a great solution, but this project is not for myself. This project is more for job. This board has given me an idea for my customers, which do not own a Tilt. If this excel file was turned into a .cab file, my customers could add it to their PDA devise.
I'm not that familiar with program creation within a WM devise, but after lurking around this board for the past 6-9 months, I thought someone would know!
This is not a tilt specific CAB. It's a Window Mobile 6 version it cab go on WM6 any device.
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Dave
I believe what you are saying is that a .cab can be installed on any WM devise. I agree. What i need to do is create the .cab file.
Yes you are correct. CAB files can go on any device.
I'm still unsure on what your requirements are. Do you want a copy of Excel to install on WM6 devices, then that's what I posted first time round? Nearly all standard WM and PDA's have a version of office installed, anyway.
Or, are you wanting a program like Excel Mobile but with "extra" features.
I think you need explain what your requirements are (without giving too much away, if you don't want to), so we can build a better picture of what you want.
Dave
You raise excellent questions as i'm not sure what is available. Unfortunatly, i cannot speak the language of this forum very well and am unsure of options available.
Currently, i have an excel spreadsheet with the calculations complete, but was unsure of how to create an "engine" to drive the program if the end user did not have excel available. This excel file i've created uses basic calculations which produce a number generated by data entered by end user. I am assuming an engine, or what i call a "cab" file is required!?!
Also, I'm not married to the idea of using excel and am open to using other programs if nessesary.
Am i making things a little clearer?
Thanks
like daveshaw said, most wm devices already come with excel in it. and if your customer does not have excel on their devices, then they can install it using the cab files
It sounds to me like you want to take a specific spreadsheet that was created using Excel, and somehow compile it as a program that doesn't need Excel to run. I don't think this is possible. You can't drive a car without its engine.
If you really wanted to pursue that route, I think what you'd need is someone who can dissect and analyze your spreadsheet, and rewrite it in another language (like C++ ), which can be compiled into a self-contained, executable file. Wish I could help you there.
I think your only realistic option is to install Excel on all the WM devices.
sensei909 said:
It sounds to me like you want to take a specific spreadsheet that was created using Excel, and somehow compile it as a program that doesn't need Excel to run. I don't think this is possible. You can't drive a car without its engine.
If you really wanted to pursue that route, I think what you'd need is someone who can dissect and analyze your spreadsheet, and rewrite it in another language (like C++ ), which can be compiled into a self-contained, executable file. Wish I could help you there.
I think your only realistic option is to install Excel on all the WM devices.
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Everyone, thanks for you help. Sensei909 has figured me out. It sounds like i need someone to who can rewrite this in another language. Can anyone point me in that direction....Website, company, friend???
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Hello, few questions:
1) What devices will your customers use?
2) If they are Windows Mobile-based, what versions are here?
3) Do you have Excel Mobile on your Tilt?
4) Did you try to open your spreadsheet using your Excel Mobile?
5) If your spreadsheet is created using Excel 2007 on desktop, did you install Office Mobile 6.1 from Microsoft site?
Build a java midlet? Almost all phones have java. I can see it doing basic calculations very easily.
Anyone have any recommendations for a good pocketPC text editor?
Preferably one that can handle any type of text file and maybe has syntax highlighting. Idealy, something like a lite version of the desktop program notepad++ would be amazing.
well there is notepad and then there if pocket word..
Is word not up to par?
Honestly, I haven't messed around with Word much, but it didn't seem like it was particularly what I was looking for.
How is it with .xml, .php, etc files? There didn't seem to be a straightforward way to open them.
I use a text editor called MADE (by Flinkware) and i very happy with it. It is able to open large file too and handle very well different encoding (UTF8, ...)
If you want to take a look go here (the home MADE doesn't exist...it was www.flinkware.com )
Edit : I found one but it's not free...CEdit (around 20$)
Maybe someone will port "Scintilla" on PPC...
I use SoftMaker office suit. It can read/write txt, doc, excel, powerpoint WITHOUT converting the files like the built in one (and that would mess up the layout most of the time).
Hi. I have to agree with ernest. MADE is the best text editor there is. Download free at freewareppc.com (Not freewarepocketpc.net)
I'm done searching. Anyone know of a freeware hex editor? All my searches on google led me to freeware ones for mac and pc and $29.99 one for ppc. I know there's freeware one's available because when i search xda i get a bunch of threads saying "use your freeware ppc hex editor" and edit the rom. So i know they exist, i just can't seem to find any. Anyone know where I can d/l one @ or if anyone can drop me a cab i'll be most appreciative. Thanks for your time..
http://freewareppc.com
Search.
Colleagues,
I know you can open Excel and Word files using the Fuze, but can you also edit?
Regards.
jdomi99 said:
Colleagues,
I know you can open Excel and Word files using the Fuze, but can you also edit?
Regards.
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yes............
for word, the format will be a little different, so think of it more as a text editor
it's great to be able to listen to music, browse the web for resources, and type out reports all at the same time (take that, iphone )
I wanf to learn web development.....I searched on web there are variety of languages ...can anyone help me what languages I need to start...and languages to improve and also languages to master.....web development....
You'll want to know HTML first. After that, CSS. From there, you can choose JavaScript (front end language) or/and PHP (back end language).
Start with HTML. Preferably HTML5. Do CSS3 alongside it (you need CSS to actually make the HTML webpage look like something other than basic text). Once you've grasped that, look into Javascript & PHP. But start with HTML5 and CSS3.
My advice, sign up to Codecademy. It's a free interactive online open academy meant to teach everyone to code. http://www.codecademy.com/