Intro

What is modernization?

What are the typical patterns of transition from what was used some time ago to what is used today?

Virtual User Mode and Virtual Kernel Mode

Advantage of Windows 10 IoT Core

Demo

Demo: Mouse

Printing on Windows CE

Dartmouth Compact Framework application

Conclusion

Applications

Opening Word

Control Center

Stylus settings

Inbox

Conclusion

What are your options once the CE family goes to End of Life

What does “end of life” mean?

Can you do a last time buy?

Downgrade Rights and what that means

Starting a brand new project? What you need to do.

Old Projects? What you need to do – Downgrade Rights

Example of the part number and process

Creating a NFC application

Modifying Resource Files

Configuring Platform Manager

Conclusion

Terminating processes

Demonstration summary

Platform Builder Wizard

Configuring the Operating System Image

Creating an empty project

Adding Source Code

Registry Editing

Configuring Networking

The Build Release Folder

Examining pInitData

Running the KEV Lab Application

Conclusion

Packard Bell Easy Mate 800

Keyboard

Modem

PCMCIA Expansion Slot

Windows CE II demo

Pocket Word

PCMCIA Modem

External ports

Control Panel

Conclusion

Hardware overview

Connecting to the Cradle

Windows Media Device Center Helper

Checking updates

Restart

Sample documents

Dragging Win CE files to Win 10

Win CE Ink Writer

Pocket Excel

Conclusion

Create a new platform

Platform Builder User Interface

Adding files

WM_Create handler

Setting a breakpoint

Setting up a shared folder

FSD Load

Running Reg App

Running a program from Platform Builder

Conclusion

Create a Text File

Create a Shortcut

Create the Project

File Viewer

Launching a new project

Code editor

Running the application

Conclusion

Create an OS Design

Applications & Media

Platform Builder Workspace

Choosing the Active Configuration

Windows CE Internal Database

Networking Utilities

Creating Windows CE Applications

Release Type

Build Platform Builder Settings

Downloading the Image

Build Process

Open the Release Directory

Finishing the build process

Conclusion

Testing the image

Introduction

What happens when an embedded product goes end of life?

Windows CE6 End of Life Roadmap

Windows CE6 downgrade rights

Licensing changes

End of life date

Windows CE6 End of Life Dates

Conclusion

Intro

Sponsorship

Portable Executables

The CPU problem

The subsystem problem

Introducing Windows CE Compatibility Layer

The API problem

Win32 Error

Running Windows CE Solitaire

ARM CPUs

WCECL Limitations

Connect, download and use the runtime image

Configure the Target

Configuring the eBox

Core Services settings

Running programs on the eBox

Connecting to the emulator

Verify communication between emulator and development station

C-Target Control

Launching CMD

Use of kernel independent transport layer (KETL)