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I found the solution to this, very simple actually using a Frame control.

I am just coming back to Desktop programming and have decided to take a look at WPF C# rather than the standard Windows Forms.

I'm working through the tutorials and getting to grips with the XAML...

Yes I realised that after i posted! Currently our hardware only operates on Windows and Windows CE anyway.

Cross-platform not really required when i think of the additional functionality.

I...

Thanks for the response, I have downloaded Visual Studio Web Developer Express and it does have a seemingly easy use. I was aware Eclipse was a Java IDE, and was expecting it to be like Visual...

I am new to server side development and my experience is limited to some fairly simple PHP to execute and display an SQL query. My experience is mostly Delphi and C#. Basically I am able to program...

Thanks for this link, I used this to fix a similar problem I was experiencing

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=465078

Thanks,

Matt

I have fixed my code thanks to the link in another thread 'interop of native c...'

The working code is:

global.cs


public delegate void DetectCallback();
[DllImport("my.dll")]...

I have found many examples that I thought may help but I cannot get my head around callback functions from the c++ DLL.

I have the following code

global.cs


[DllImport("my.dll")]
unsafe...

Think I have found the command required, should this simply use System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys.Send(myString)

Will look at this later in the week.

Cheers,

Matt

Hello, I would consider myself a part-time programmer, who can work around Visual Studio and produce relatively simple Windows & CE Apps. I am working with a DLL and am comfortable using that to...