Re: xpe and xp2 for pos
- From: "Jon Vaughan" <jonnyvaughan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 12:19:56 GMT
The system is a POS til thats being developed. Currently its running on Xp ,
but I have a feeling that it is overkill.
all the till uses via XP are the printers and networking.
I dont know if you can classify the code as thin client thou, as its done in
..net and is using windowed apps , but running full screen. Although the code
is running via disconnected recordsets and so is very light on operation.
One till though is a server and runs web services and MSDE
Thanks
"Gordon Smith (eMVP)" <Gordon.Smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Jon Vaughan wrote:
Whats the difference between windows xp embedded and xp emb for POS ?
Are they the same thing with a service pack ? or do I have to buy my
hardware and either choose XPE or XPE for pos to install ?
I think you may be mixing a few terms here.
1. XPE = XP Embedded. Custom OS crafted using a toolkit using the same
binaries from XP Pro. Can contain embedded specific features not present
in XP Pro.
2. XP Professional for Embedded Systems. Exactly the same as XP Pro
(same binaries, same 'install'). Difference is in contract/licensing
terms/price.
3. WEPOS = Windows Embedded for Point of Service. Built by MS using XPE,
but OEM installs via an easy 'install' program although not the same
install as XP Pro. Also contains some POS bits not included with XP Pro
or XPE.
The one you want depends on a variety of factors so I won't just guess
here. Do you have more details to help narrow down your selection?
--
Gordon Smith (eMVP)
-- Avnet Applied Computing Solutions
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