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The output pane is located, by default, in the bottom portion of the Windows XP Embedded Target Designer main window, and can be moved anywhere on the screen. This pane contains three tabs and is used by Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to display important information.
The Tasks tab shows any include dependencies that were not automatically resolved during the last dependency check and must therefore be manually resolved. This tab can also be used to maintain a custom list of tasks. The Messages tab shows detailed warnings, error messages, and progress information that are generated during Windows XP Embedded Target Designer operations. The Debug tab shows information that can be used to debug a configuration.
In This Section
- Moving the Output Pane
Describes how to change the location of the output pane in Windows XP Embedded Target Designer. - Tasks Tab
Describes how items on the Tasks tab can be added, deleted, or marked as complete.
Related Sections
- Administrative Tasks
Describes how to control the components and information that are displayed in Windows XP Embedded Target Designer and how they are displayed, as well as how to maintain a task list and undo certain actions. - Dependency Checking
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to check and resolve component dependencies. - Main Windows XP Embedded Target Designer Window
Describes each of the elements of the Windows XP Embedded Target Designer main window.
Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006
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