This code outputs various NMEA strings to a com port. The code was
originally used to test naviation programmes.
First select the required com port and the required NMEA message string.
There is a default starting position but this can be changed to suit just by typing
in a new position.
Click on the Start button the current position displayed will change according
to the speed and heading selected and the selected NMEA string will be output to the com port
and will reflect the current position as displayed.
There is a text box which is normally not visible. If you change this to visible the relevant
NMEA string can be displayed.
Very very small GUI. Usefull for small system,
without OS or small OS. Event driven, support user message to GUI.
included simle widgets: nested menu, window, dialog, inputline, scroll list.
Footprint for 16 bit CPU - aprox. 60kB.
Languadge - C
The sample provided here is a simple control panel application that will just display the memory usage of the system using a message box. Windows Mobile
This m file hide an image jpeg,png in another jpeg,png image.
The height and width of the secret image is in LSB of 1st 32 pixels of 1st row of the cover image.This helps in the recovery of secret image.
The secret image must be smaller than cover image.A message box will appear with a number ,that number is the maximum product of width and height of secret image that can be successfully embedded in the cover image.
The final png image will appear in workspace with random name.This image contains the secret image.One such png image is in the zip file with name 4447.png it contains an image of res 100x122.
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The MMS List example demonstrates how to:
List the MMS messages in the Inbox and sort them by sender.
Monitor the Inbox for MMS messages.
Delete messages from the Inbox.
View a selected MMS message.
This example uses the MMS Client MTM and Message Server facilities.
This example can be run in a Series 60 device and the emulator provided with the SDK.
