What's New in Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Documentation for April 2008
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- Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3
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8/28/2008
The following table provides links to content that has been added or changed for this release of the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 documentation:
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Describes how to copy a file to a target device by using the File Viewer remote tool. |
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Describes how to create and debug a custom-debugger extension. A custom-debugger extension enables you to automate common debugging operations for a run-time image. |
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How to Configure the Shell and User Interface in an OS Design |
Provides a step-by-step procedure for configuring the shell and UI in an operating system (OS) design. This includes adding and removing shell and UI components, and customizing parts of the shell. |
Describes how to develop an operating system (OS) design for a target device by using a design template from the Windows Embedded CE OS Design Wizard. |
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Provides a step-by-step outline for developing Windows Embedded CE wireless network projectors and large-screen displays. |
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Describes the key steps that you must follow to create a board support package (BSP). A BSP is software that implements and supports an operating system (OS) on a standard development board (SDB). |
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Describes how to add an application to the Catalog in the Platform Builder IDE so that it appears as a Catalog item that can be included in an operating system (OS design). |
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Describes how to add a device driver to the Catalog in the Platform Builder IDE so that it appears as a Catalog item that can be included in an operating system (OS) design. |
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How to Set Up a Server Certificate for a Windows Embedded CE Web Server |
Describes how to install a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) server certificate for a Windows Embedded CE–based device that functions as a Web server if the device has a Control Panel user interface. |
Describes how to add a Windows Embedded CE PC-based hardware platform (CEPC) to an Ethernet network to evaluate the networking capabilities of the Windows Embedded CE CE operating system (OS) running on the CEPC. |
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Describes how to decrease the run-time image size by removing nonessential modules, compressing modules, and moving modules to different parts of the file system. |
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Describes how to develop a "Hello World" application for a Windows Embedded CE PC-based hardware platform (CEPC). |
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Describes how to create a functioning IPv6 test lab so that you can learn about and experiment with IPv6 functionality. |
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Provides a step-by-step procedure for converting two sample IPv4 applications to applications that support both IPv4 and IPv6, and instructions for verifying their functionality by using Platform Builder. |
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Provides information about the MANAGED_REFERENCES macro definition. |
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Provides information about the MANAGED_LINKRESOURCES macro definition. |
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Provides information about the MANAGED_RESOURCES macro definition. |
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Provides information about the MANAGED_WIN32ICONS macro definition. |
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Provides information about the MANAGED_WIN32RESOURCES macro definition. |
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Provides information about the MANAGED_ADDMODULES macro definition. |