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发信人: snows (花自飘零水自流), 信区: Embedded
标 题: 一些英文资料 GDI USER
发信站: 哈工大紫丁香 (2004年03月09日10:10:55 星期二), 站内信件
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USER, GDI
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DOES CE SUPPORT DISPLAYING LARGE MESSAGEBOX ON NARROW SCREENS?
Yes, Windows CE version 2.1 added MessageBox options to the registry that
will enable support for displaying large MessageBox in narrow screens. For
example, the MessageBox() API does not display the "Cancel/Ignore" button
but instead uses the "Close/Cancel" (i.e., X) button to achieve the same
functionality. This saves screen space when screens are narrow and text
strings are long.
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DOES CE SUPPORT KEYBOARD-LESS PLATFORMS OR DEVICES?
Yes. In Windows CE version 2.1, we've added Soft Input Panel (SIP)
technology. This is based on the Microsoft Palm-size PC SIP/IM technology
but has been modified to make it more generic and useful to a wider
variety of products. This technology was developed mainly to support
keyboard-less devices and provide a common interface for ISVs on all
Windows CE platforms.
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DOES WINDOWS CE SUPPORT TRUETYPE FONTS?
Yes. TrueType fonts have been available in Windows CE since version 2.0.
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WHAT ABOUT SUPPORT FOR FONT LINKING?
Yes, Windows CE version 2.1 provides support for Font Linking. Font
Linking is the ability to link one or more fonts called linked fonts to
another font called the base font. Once linked, code points that don't
exist in the base font, but do exist in one of the linked fonts, can be
displayed using the base font. For example, font linking could be used to
link a Hangul font and a Japanese font to a Latin font giving the user to
ability to display both Korean and Japanese in the Latin font using
Unicode text API's. It is important to note, that font linking can only
add glyphs to a base font. In other words, it is impossible to override or
replace glyphs in the base font.
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Localization and Internationalization
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WHAT IS THE SUPPORT FOR INTERNATIONALIZATION IN WINDOWS CE?
We've have added support for an Input Method Manager (IMM) module in
Windows CE version 2.1. IMM is a module that handles communication between
Input Method Editors (IME) and applications. An IME is a program that
performs the conversion between keystrokes and ideographs or other
characters, usually by user-guided dictionary lookup. Windows CE support
is primarily targeted at IMM support. A sample IME is provided for
purposes of demonstrating how an OEM would hook up their IME in a Windows
CE-based system. The Windows CE implementation of the IMM module is based
on Windows NT? version 4.0 and Windows 95 IMM specification.
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WHAT IS THE SUPPORT FOR LOCALIZATION IN WINDOWS CE?
Windows CE version 2.1 will be localized in World-Wide English (WWE),
Japanese, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch
and Swedish. In addition, we are also providing a better OEM localization
model in version 2.1, one that is based on .RES files vs. proprietary
technologies. This makes it possible for embedded developers to easily
select and build an OS image using the localized resources for their
targeted language.
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