Windows Embedded CE How-tos and Tutorials
Learn more about device platform development using Windows Embedded CE by watching "how–tos": multimedia documentation, designed by the Microsoft Mobile and Embedded Devices User Assistance (MEDUA) team--the same team you count on for conceptual and procedural documentation topics, API reference material, code samples, and technical articles. The MEDUA team has taken their video camera into the offices of top developers, product managers, product planners, and programming writers to record the tips, tricks, and information you need to know about the Windows Embedded CE platform in an integrated development environment. In addition to how-tos, view tutorials on basic, intermediate, and advanced topics. Note: These tutorials are optimized for viewing in Windows Media Player. Download Windows Media Player 10 for free. If you are using another media viewer, make sure it is enabled for JavaScript.
Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Tutorials - BasicIntrodution to Platform Builder with CE6 Beta (Level 200) NEW!
This how-to provides a look at the Beta release of Windows Embedded CE 6 and demonstrates how to configure a new operating system image, add and remove operating system features, add a Win32 "Hello World" application, edit application-specific registry information, and offers a look at the new documentation for Windows Embedded CE. (20:57 minutes)
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Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Tutorials - BasicMicrosoft Windows CE 5.0 Basic Lab (Level 100)
This video tutorial demonstrates the configuring, building, downloading, and debugging of the Windows CE 5.0 operating system. This tutorial will also show you how to add applications to a platform, modify the Windows CE registry, and how to use remote tools to examine the interaction between threads of a running application. (51:37 minutes)
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Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Tutorials - IntermediateUsing the Windows CE 5.0 Networked Media Device Feature Pack using the Platform Builder Wizard (Level 200) NEW!
This how-to demonstrates how to create a Windows CE 5.0 Networked Media Device operating system image. The video walks through the steps needed to configure a baseline Windows CE 5.0 operating system image that contains the Networked Media Device functionality through the use of a Platform Builder Wizard. (14:47 minutes)
300K Version | 110K Version Using the Windows CE 5.0 Networked Media Device Feature Pack without Platform Builder Wizard (Level 200) NEW!
This how-to demonstrates how to create a Windows CE 5.0 Networked Media Device operating system image. The video walks through the steps needed to configure a baseline Windows CE 5.0 operating system image and then explains how to integrate the Networked Media Device functionality into the operating system design. (14:47 minutes)
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John Eldridge, an Architect for the Windows CE Core OS team, discusses the real-time characteristics of Windows CE 5.0, with Mike Hall. (33:10 minutes)
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Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Tutorials - AdvancedUsing Visual Studio 2005 to build Managed Applications for Windows CE 5.0 (Level 300) NEW!
This video tutorial demonstrates how to write and debug managed applications written in Visual Studio 2005 on a Windows CE 5.0-based device. The tutorial also covers how to configure the Windows CE operating system to work with Visual Studio. (19:08 minutes)
300K Version | 110K Version Using Visual Studio 2005 to build Native Applications for Windows CE 5.0 (Level 300) NEW!
This video tutorial demonstrates how to write and debug native applications written in Visual Studio 2005 on a Windows CE 5.0-based device. The tutorial also covers how to configure the Windows CE operating system to work with Visual Studio. (17:26 minutes)
300K Version Building a Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Device - Step 1 - Configuring the Operating System (Level 300)
Windows CE makes it easy to get started with your new embedded device by allowing you to choose from a number of preconfigured platforms, ranging from headless devices to enterprise Web pads. Watch this video to see a demonstration on configuring a Windows CE 5.0 platform. (8:21 minutes)
Available for download | Building a Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Device - Step 2 - Building the Operating System (Level 300)
Platform Builder ships with a new build system. This demonstration walks you through some of the changes to the build system and shows how to build a platform using the Integrated Development Environment. (7:48 minutes)
Available for download | Building a Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Device - Step 3 - Configuring the Emulator (Level 300)
In Windows CE 5.0, you can prototype your embedded device design without any hardware investment. This demonstration walks you through the steps to configure Platform Builder to run your image against the Windows CE 5.0 Emulator. (7:00 minutes)
Available for download | Building a Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Device - Step 4 - Windows CE Operating System User Interface (Level 300)
A demonstration on the Windows CE 5.0 user interface (UI), including some of the embedded applications that are included with Windows CE, as well as control panel functionality. (5:42 minutes)
Available for download | Building XML Web Services for Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 (Level 300)
This video tutorial demonstrates how to create an XML Web service for a Windows CE 5.0-based device in native code by using eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0. (25:55 minutes)
Available for download | Locating Shared Source in Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 (Level 300)
A demonstration of locating shared source in the Windows CE 5.0 Platform Builder Integrated Development Environment (IDE). (6:17 minutes)
Available for download | Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Advanced Lab (Level 300)
This video demonstrates the use of Windows CE remote tools to determine memory load, application profiling, using the Windows CE Test Kit to test the interfaces on a custom stream driver, and debug zones. (45:25 minutes)
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