Re: Use IESIMPLE in OS design (full screen)


Thanks for the quickly answer.

I did that with iesimple, not with iesample because that component it's
part
of the project, so where I must set iesample ?


You can add the full IE browser to the build using the catalog. Look under
Internet Client Services and add Internet Explorer 6.0 Sample Browser.
That's IESAMPLE. If you do that, you don't have to manually set any SYSGEN
variables for it. The PB IDE is just a nice front end for setting up all of
the environment variables that the actual underlying build system needs.
There's no practical difference between adding a catalog item using the user
interface or setting the SYSGEN variable via a batch file or the Environment
tab in PB.

What do you mean with "(and, of course, you have to set the option for one
or more build configurations, BSP + DEBUG/RETAIL)."

You can set separate environment settings for each build configuration,
Emulator - Debug, Emulator - Retail, YourBSP - Debug, YourBSP - Real, etc.


Best Regards,


--
JP

Paul T.


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