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Hi,

I've downloaded the evaluation version.
Found in ethman en netui the sources needed to find the device name
and switch the mode to and from accesspoint
//switching the mode
if(iSelection == 2)
{
// Computer-to-computer
s_mode = Ndis802_11IBSS;
}
else if(iSelection == 1)
{
// infrastructure (access point) network
s_mode = Ndis802_11Infrastructure;
}
else if(iSelection == 0)\
{
// Any network (access point preferred)
s_mode = Ndis802_11AutoUnknown;
}

s_pWLanInfo->dwCtlFlags &= ~INTFCTL_CM_MASK;
s_pWLanInfo->dwCtlFlags |= (((DWORD) s_mode) &
INTFCTL_CM_MASK);

FillPreferredLV(s_pWLanInfo);
//get the devicename (I hope this will not change)
while (ReadMsgQueue(
hMsgQueue,
&sDeviceNotification,
sizeof(NDISUIO_DEVICE_NOTIFICATION),
&dwBytesReturned,
1,
&dwFlags))
{

PTCHAR ptcDeviceName = NULL;

// The device name should be in uppercase to query
NdisUIO
ptcDeviceName =
_wcsdup(sDeviceNotification.ptcDeviceName);
if (!ptcDeviceName)
{
DEBUGMSG(ZONE_ERROR, (TEXT("ETHMAN: Could not
allocate memory for string \"%s\"\r\n"),
sDeviceNotification.ptcDeviceName));
continue;
}

_wcsupr(ptcDeviceName);

I only hope it will work.

Regards
Laery
-----------------
Then you probably don't have enough information to make a serious
attempt at
this. You could download the evaluation version of PB and go from
there...

Paul T.

"Laery" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> Hi Paul,
>
> Thanks for the response, but I don't have platform builder only evc.
>
> Regards
> Laery
> ----------------------
> Yes, you can do it via the Windows Zero Config API. When you call
> WZCSetInterface(), you'd set the infrastructure mode field of the
> structure
> one way or the other.
>
> Paul T.
>
> "Laery" <> wrote in message
> news: om...
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm currently working on an application where a ppc2003 device
prints
>> to a mobile network printer using point-to-point wifi connection.
>> (both fixed IP).
>>
>> For communication with the PC a FTP server is started on the
handheld
>> which is connected to a wifi-router which is connected to the pc
using
>> a cable.
>>
>> The problem:
>> The printer is point-to-point (you cannot take the accesspoint with
>> you on the street).
>> The communication with the PC is using an access-point. (There can
be
>> several devices, more than 50, at an office location)
>>
>> Currently the switch in connection mode has to be done manually
using
>> the supplies driver GUI. Is there away to do it using an API from
>> windows?
>>
>> Each handheld and printer has a unique IP but the same SSID and
WEP.
>> (same as the accesspoint)
>>
>> Or can something be done on the PC so that it connects to the
>> terminals one by one.
>>
>> Regards
>> Laery