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This document discusses building a Windows Embedded CE device and provides an overview of the development process. It involves developing a board support package, using Platform Builder plug-ins to configure and build the system, downloading it to an emulator or the device, and debugging. It also presents Virtual PC and ARM emulators as options for reducing development time. Finally, it introduces TECHWARE as a company focused on BSP porting and industrial automation solutions using Windows Embedded CE.
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