i need break in the data because they are presnetations in an experiment. The figures are fixation times on a particular image. So the first group is presentation 1, and there were three fixations. In the second group there were 8 fixations. If they are grouped together i can't see the average...
i am after some help with a macro in excel. I need the macro to use the count, sum and average function as below. I only want these functions to be carried out at the end of each section, i.e. where the text ends (either map image or small image). I need the macro to be able to recognise where...
ok, so i open the app on my desktop and it says:
"trying to connect serial at 19,2k". So the port on the desktop side is trying to talk to the PDA. This keeps retrying until time out.
While it is trying to connect i open the PDA app, but it won't open. Any ideas?
Sorry to be a pain,
but you say i need to reference the MScomm Control. Ok, so i've found the dll,
1) how do i reference it? (prob easy, but i'm a beginner)
2) do i need to place the mscecomm.dll file on the handheld?
hopefully be the last question, cheers!
it doesn't have to connect through ActiveSync, does it? i only mentioned activesync to demonstrate i can connect the desktop tot the handheld the device. Or am i just getting confused? arrrrrrrgh!!!
Just so I know, are you developing apps for both the handheld and the desktop?
The app on the desktop displays a picture and places a random cross on it. The handheld displays the same image (only smaller), without the cross. The user has to click on the small image where they think the cross...
I can get the 2 to communicate via MS activesync, but not via my VB program.
Changing the image is my final objective and i can't get the devices to communicate.
Hi,
I am trying to communicate with my desktop computer using my siemens handheld pc via a serial cable. I know i need to use the MScomm control, but am failing badly.
What i need is a piece of code that, when a user clicks on an image on the handheld pc it changes an image on the desktop pc...
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