Administrative Tasks

There are many things you can do to change the way Windows XP Embedded Target Designer looks and operates and to change which details and components are displayed. Windows XP Embedded Target Designer also allows you to maintain a task list and undo certain actions.

In This Section

  • Output Pane
    Describes the pane in the Windows XP Embedded Target Designer main window that is used to display error, warning, progress, and debug information, as well as tasks that must be performed.
  • Displaying or Hiding Information in Target Designer
    Describes how to hide and display items in Windows XP Embedded Target Designer, including portions of the main window and certain details about components and configurations.
  • Setting the Visibility Threshold
    Describes how to specify which components to displayed in Windows XP Embedded Target Designer, based on their visibility value.
  • Switching Databases
    Describes how to change the database to which Windows XP Embedded Target Designer is connected, if you have multiple databases in your development environment.
  • Switching to Basic Mode
    Describes how to switch to Basic mode. This is a safe mode that helps protect the integrity of your configuration while you modify it.
  • Switching to Expert Mode
    Describes how to switch to Expert mode so that you can perform advanced modifications to your configuration.
  • Undoing the Last Change
    Describes how to undo actions you perform in the configuration editor and the Tasks tab.

Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006

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