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You can use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to find components in the component database, gather information about them, and add them to a configuration. You can also enable and disable component instances, and sometimes modify them, after they are included in a configuration.
In This Section
- Component Properties in Target Designer
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to view and edit component properties. - Component Resources in Target Designer
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to view, edit, and disable the file, registry data, and other resources of a component. - Component Browser
Describes how to use the component browser in Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to view and locate components in the component database. - Component Upgrading
Describes how to replace the components in a configuration with the latest versions and revisions that exist in the component database. - Re-factored Components
Lists components that were re-factored to enable footprint reduction.
Dependency Checking
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to check and resolve component dependencies. - Adding a Component to a Configuration
Describes how to add a component to a configuration. - Editing Component Settings
Describes how to modify the settings of a component after it is added to a configuration. - Determining Component Size
Describes how to determine the compressed and uncompressed sizes of the components in a configuration. - Estimating Configuration Footprint
Describes how to estimate the impact that a component will have on the size of a configuration before you add it to the configuration. - Enabling Components
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to enable disabled components in a configuration. - Disabling Components
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to disable components in a configuration.
Related Sections
- Windows XP Embedded Target Designer Guide
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to create, customize, and build a bootable run-time image.
See Also
See Components in Windows XP Embedded Help for a description of components and how they are created, used, and managed.
Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006
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