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After you perform a dependency check by using Windows XP Embedded Target Designer, the Tasks tab includes dependencies that must be resolved manually. Resolving a dependency involves either adding required components to a configuration, or disabling or removing disallowed components from a configuration.
To resolve a dependency manually
Double-click a task on the Tasks tab.
The Resolve Dependency dialog box appears and displays a list of components to choose from and specific instructions for how to resolve the dependency.
Follow the instructions in the Resolve Dependency dialog box.
To complete a task without resolving the dependency
Select the check box next to the task.
An unresolved dependency can cause a configuration to build improperly. This can be useful for testing, but is otherwise not recommended.
See Also
See Include Dependencies for a description of component dependencies that require the presence or absence of other components.
Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006
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