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Adding to an OS Design (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

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1/6/2010

You can add to a Windows Embedded CE–based OS design by doing one of the following:

  • Insert a Catalog item from the Catalog
  • Insert a subproject using commands from the Project menu
  • Use a wizard to create a subproject

Files, such as those for audio and video, can be inserted into an OS design using the same approach as used for subprojects.

By default, when you create a subproject, or add a file, or Catalog item to an OS design, it is included in the final run-time image.

Also, the Catalog contains preexisting Windows Embedded CE Catalog items. You can extend the Catalog by creating and adding Catalog item (.pbcxml) files to the OS tree. Third-party functionality can also be imported into the Catalog.

For more information about the Catalog, see Catalog Overview and Catalog Item Icon Types.

See Also

Tasks

Adding an Item from the Catalog
Adding a Device Driver to an OS Design

Concepts

Modifying an OS Design
File Additions to an OS Design
Adding a Run-Time File to an OS Design

Other Resources

Binary Image Builder File
Registry File
Dirs File
Sources File