I have seen in many programs such as FreeOTFE that they can emulate a storage card in WinMo. It will be shown in Windows Mobile just as a storage card is inserted and i can interact with it just like a SD Card.
How do i implement that? Any tips/tricks/guides/samples?
I am using WinMo 6 Professional with Dot Net Framework :)
I know i have to use C++ with some Native APIs :) But i need to know which ones :(...
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How do i emulate a storage card?
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