Customizing CETSC UI (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
Applies to Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2Update KB945975
The Windows Embedded CE Terminal Services Client (CETSC) provides several user interface (UI) features that you can customize. By customizing specific UI features in CETSC UI, you can:
- expose additional features to the user
- restrict or simplify the exposed functionality
- customize UI text to reflect your branding for the Windows Embedded CE powered device
You can define customizations in a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) UI module called cetscoem.dll. You must apply changes to cetscoem.cpp before building this DLL and adding it to the run-time image. Cetscoem.dll is automatically included in a run-time image when you set SYSGEN_RDP_UI.
During run time, cetsc.exe calls the functions in cetscoem.dll to exchange information about CETSC UI and apply your changes to CETSC UI.
You can customize the CETSC UI for a Windows Embedded CE powered device that is running either the Standard Shell or the Windows Thin Client Shell.
In This Section
- Customizing UI Text in CETSC
Describes how to customize UI text including labels for tabs and labels for UI elements on property pages.
- Modifying CETSC Property Page Elements
Describes how to modify UI elements on an existing CETSC property page, including the General, Local Resources, Programs, Experience, and Advanced property pages.
- Creating a New CETSC Property Page
Describes how to create a new property page and add it to CETSC UI. A custom property page is also known as an auxiliary tab.
- Hiding a CETSC Property Page
Describes how to hide a property page in CETSC UI.
- Hiding a CETSC UI Button
Describes how to hide a button on the CETSC main dialog box.
- Updating an RDP Setting from CETSC UI
Describes how to update an RDP setting from CETSC UI, which enables you to add new UI elements to a property page that read or write additional RDP settings.
Reference
- CETSC UI Reference
Provides descriptions of CETSC UI programming elements.
Related Sections
Graphics, Windowing and Events (GWES)