Customizing the Browser User Interface (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
This section contains information about how to customize the browser user interface. You can modify the appearance of the browser by customizing fonts, applying Windows XP visual style, and replacing default message boxes. If you are using the IE XAML UI Sample application, or another browser that uses the Internet Explorer Embedded tiling engine, you can use xxxrframeworkextxx to customize all elements of your browser that are not the Web content (such as menus, dialog boxes, tabs, and toolbars). In addition, Windows Embedded CE includes resources that you can use to modify the user interface elements of the browser-host. These resources are located in the %_WINCEROOT%\PUBLIC\IE\OAK\SHDOCVWUI\RESDLL directory.
In This Section
- Customizing the Browser UI with Silverlight for Windows Embedded
Describes how to customize all UI elements that are external to the Web content by using
- Disabling Multiple Windows
Explains how to prevent a browser from opening multiple windows.
Related Sections
- Replacement of the MSHTML User Interface
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- Replacement of the Urlmon User Interface
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- Replacement of the WinInet User Interface
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- Adding Theme Support
Describes how to apply Windows XP visual style to the controls such as scrollbars, buttons, and edit box.
- Customizing the Browser Font Table
Explains how to customize the mapping of HTML font sizes such as "4" or "Smallest" to font sizes measured in fractions of a point.