PocketMatrix

I've read your post a few times now, and I still don't understand exactly what is happening. Can you go into more detail?

Dan East

Try calling SetFocus on your window handle when you get a keydown event. If that doesn't work then try SetForegroundWindow. Windows CE dialog boxes must have some mechanism that automatically takes input focus back from the SIP.

Dan East

Are you specifying the HWND of your main window when you display the SIP? For example SHSipPreference(hWnd, SIP_UP) instead of SHSipPreference(NULL, SIP_UP).

Dan East

My application is a form which is derived from Form:

public class Form1 : System.Windows.Forms.Form
{
}

and is start up like this:

static void Main()
{
Application.Run(new Form1());
}

I don't need to call a function to open the SIP panel, there is a keyboard icon in the toolbar which can enable the panel.

I think I have to force in some way that the panel has focus when it's enabled as a result of which it will fire the keydown event when a key is pressed.

Maarten