More on “My” Functionality in Mobile In The Hand 4.0

In the last post on “My” functionality I showed you how to get started adding the My Extensions to your project. In this post I have assembled a detailed tree of all the “My” functionality added in Mobile In The Hand 4.0.

• My
  • Application
    • Culture
    • Info
      • AssemblyName
      • CompanyName
      • Copyright
      • Description
      • DirectoryPath
      • ProductName
      • Title
      • Trademark
      • Version
    • UICulture
  • Computer
    • Audio
      • Play()
      • PlaySystemSound()
      • Stop()
    • Clipboard
      • Clear()
      • GetData()
      • GetDataObject()
      • GetImage()
      • GetText()
      • SetData()
      • SetDataObject()
      • SetImage()
      • SetText()
    • Clock
      • GmtTime
      • LocalTime
      • TickCount
    • FileSystem
      • CombinePath()
      • CopyDirectory()
      • CopyFile()
      • CreateDirectory()
      • DeleteDirectory()
      • DeleteFile()
      • Drives
      • FileExists()
      • GetDirectories()
      • GetDirectoryInfo()
      • GetDriveInfo()
      • GetFileInfo()
      • GetFiles()
      • GetName()
      • GetParentPath()
      • GetTempFileName()
      • MoveDirectory()
      • MoveFile()
      • OpenTextFileReader()
      • OpenTextFileWriter()
      • ReadAllBytes()
      • ReadAllText()
      • RenameDirectory()
      • RenameFile()
      • SpecialDirectories
        • CurrentUserApplicationData
        • MyDocuments
        • ProgramFiles
        • Programs
        • Temp
      • WriteAllBytes()
      • WriteAllText()
    • Info
      • AvailablePhysicalMemory
      • AvailableVirtualMemory
      • InstalledUICulture
      • OSPlatform
      • OSVersion
      • TotalPhysicalMemory
      • TotalVirtualMemory
    • Keyboard
      • SendKeys()
    • Name
    • Ports
      • OpenSerialPort()
      • SerialPortNames
    • Registry
      • ClassesRoot
      • CurrentUser
      • GetValue()
      • LocalMachine
      • SetValue()
    • Screen
  • User
    • Name

A full online library of class documentation for all this and more is available. For more information about Mobile In The Hand see the product page.