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This code sample is named Medical History. It demonstrates how to add named propertiesto a Windows Mobile Contact item, and how to add menu extensionsto a Contact summary card.
Feature Area
Relevant APIs
IContextMenuinterface
IItem::GetPropsmethod
IItem::Savemethod
IItem::SetPropsmethod
IObjectWithSiteinterface
IPOutlookApp::Logonmethod
IPOutlookApp2::GetIDsFromNamesmethod
Usage
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Navigate to the solution file (*.sln), and double-click it. By default, the solution file is copied to the following folder:
C:\Program Files\Windows Mobile 6.5.3 DTK\Samples\PocketPC\CPP\win32\MedicalHistory
Microsoft Visual Studio launches and loads the solution.
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Build the solution (Ctrl+Shift+B).
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Deploy the solution (F5).
After you build this code sample, you can configure Visual Studio to debug it remotely on the mobile device by following these steps.
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In Visual Studio, right-click the MedicalHistoryproject in Solution Explorer, and then click Properties.
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Expand Configuration Properties, and click Debugging.
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In Debugger to launch:, select Smart Device Native Debugger.
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In Remote Executable, type "\Windows\poutlook.exe".
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In Command Arguments, type contacts.
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Click OKto save your changes.
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Press F5 to begin debugging.
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Open a contact's summary card.
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Click Menu, then click Medical History.
Remarks
These menu extensions allow the user to add medical information to a IContactitem. This includes the contact's health insurance provider, blood group, blood pressure, and allergies.
Development Environments
SDK:Windows Mobile Professional SDK and Windows Mobile Standard SDK
Development Environment:Visual Studio 2005 or 2008.
ActiveSync:Version 4.5.