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Operating Systems Windows CEProgramming Windows CE Shell User Interface Elements
By Nancy Nicolaisen One of the key tasks of adapting Win32 code to the CE shell is learning how to make applications and documents visible to the user. In the SysMenuGadgets example below, you'll see how to add shortcuts to the HPC and HPC Pro desktop and how to add programs and documents to the Start menu. Figure 1 - The SysMenuGadgets Example Running on an HPC 2000 Platform Click here for larger image You can see the full source code for the SysMenuGadgets program in code files linked...n
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