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Multilingual User Interface (MUI) is Microsoft's system for translating operating system elements (like the control panel and start menu) into different languages. With the English MUI files I've uploaded, you should be able to translate most Windows CE elements into English. Note the MUI-files are taken from Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3, hence may not properly work with previous versions of Windows CE.Usage:1. Make sure all the MUI-files provided at startup are present in folder Windows2. Make sure the device's registry contains entries as follwing at startupHKEYLOCALMACHINEMUI'CurLang'=dword:00000409'enable'=dword:00000001'SysLang'=dword:00000409HKEYCURRENTUSERMUI'CurLang'=dword:00000409'enable'=dword:00000001'SysLang'=dword:00000409.
Hey guys!I'd downloaded all MUIs and tried to copy them into Windows folder onto my Chinese PNA via Total Commander for CE, but now I receive an error of copying (i.e. I cannot copy MUIs into Windows folder). What can I do?You always can 'override' - not really overwrite! - a CE system file by copying a file with the same name to the Windows directory; this file then will stay until the next reset (hard reset for newer CE units, soft reset for others).Be aware you can't override a file that is in use. A common workaround (for CE device and 'big' Windows) is to rename the old file, copy over the new file, and then reset (or reboot).See also what is needed to permanently change MUI files in a CE device's ROM.
Where to keep the application executable? Created by Sam Phung in 9/6/2011 1:06:25 AM @ Kashyap Gada You can include your application as part of the OS run-time image or place the application to the local storage. To place the application to the local storage, you need to make sure the local storage's file system is accessible during startup, prior to launching the AutoLaunch.exe executable. Following is an example from an x86 device, where the application, MyApp.exe, is placed at the root of the local storage. The following registry entries are added to configure AutoLaunch to launch MyApp.exe during startup: HKEYLOCALMACHINEStartup 'Process2'='HardDiskMyApp.exe' 'Process2Delay'=dword:00001388.
About silverlight for CE Created by Nathaniel in 2/14/2011 7:04:22 AM Hello, since I see you answer on this subject, I allow myself to make a suggestion that is with no link with the present subject. I have a little suggestion that comes in fact from a real need and lack, from what I could see on the net lastly. A lot of people have questions about how to work with silverlight for windows CE, and don't understand the exact procedure. There is finally one person who dared trying to explain and make tutorial, it is valter minute, and still a lot of questions and misunderstanding. Particularly the fact that Silverlight for CE is only to be coded in C and that the expression blend does not make the automatic translation to native code as it does to managed code. So my suggestion is pretty obvious now, what about adding a category in the site about silverlight for CE, that would give people some precise solutions to their problematic. Thanks in advance, Nathaniel.
AutoLaunch Created by Samuel Phung in 2/11/2011 12:34:00 AM Nathaniel, If the 2nd process is able to launch, it's an indication the AutoLaunch component is functioning as expected. The application in the 1st process may have dependency that is not fully launched when the 1st process is being launched. Modify the AutoLaunch.REG with the following: HKEYLOCALMACHINEInit 'Depend99'=hex:0a,00,14,00,1e,00,32,00 And, increase the delay time for the 1st process. If you only have the SDK, you can not do much with the image. It's also possible for the OS image developer to release the image 'not allowing' any changes to the image.
You need to contact the source where you get your Windows CE device from about this. In the same subject Created by Nathaniel in 2/9/2011 12:17:46 AM Hi Samuel, following your very clear instructions, I managed to run the autolaunch application (although I don't know why but the first process does not run, and it starts launching process2), and everything's great. Still I understand this is good solution for automatically launching application when you have the BSP of your board and then can integrate the autolaunch application as a subproject of your OS. But what if all I have is only the SDK for my board?
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Is this still feasible? I'd enjoy to hear from you. Thank you very much for help.