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Many Windows Mobile-based devices include one or more storage card slots that you can use for removable memory cards of various types. These cards are commonly used for media (such as music or pictures), applications, or data storage.
Some devices also have a section of internal persistent memory that behaves like a storage card, although it is not removable. For example, Windows Mobile-based Smartphones use flash memory to store program data. The data persists after the phone is turned off. It is recommended that applications store data in a subdirectory of the directory returned by the Windows SHGetFolderPath function, by specifying the CSIDL_APPDATA value for the nFolder parameter.
In This Section
- Managing Applications on Storage Cards with Autorun.exe
Provides information about the autorun.exe utility and how you can use it to manage applications on storage cards. - How to: Enumerate Storage Cards
Provides a code example showing how you can locate storage cards on a Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC. - How to: List and Locate Storage Card Files
Provides a code example showing how to list all folders and files on your storage cards to help you locate particular files. - File Management Functions
Describes the functions you can use with device storage cards to manage files.
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