Hello,
I've developed a new emulator platform using Platform Builder 4.2: now I
would like to use this emulator in order to test and debug my applications
written using the compact framework: how can I add the new emulator to the
VS.NET 2003 environment I've found no way till now...
Thanks in advance and Kind regards
Severino

Adding a new WinCE emulator to VS.NET 2003
Ernest Wilkerson
Follow the steps here:
http://www.danielmoth.com/Blog/2005/01/pb-sdk-for-vs.html
Cheers
Daniel
Nim Chu
Hi again Daniel,
a little contribution: inside the tutorial pointed by the provided link, you should add as a "must" the availability of the "CAB File Installer/Uninstaller" feature inside the new platform.
Regards
Severino
Roel van Lisdonk
I didn't considered the fact that installing an SDK the image of the Emulator would have been available inside the VS.NET targets list; now I can work with it: thank you very much.
By the way, I need an emulator having the XP look set for a demo of a certain application: the default emulator doesn't have the XP look so I had to create a new emulator with the XP look.
Kind Regards
Severino
majellao
thanks for the answer: unfortunately I don't need to generate a SDK for the new emulator platform: I need to use the new emulator platform itself in place of the "Windows CE.NET Emulator" that ships with VS.NET 2003.
Kind Regards
Severino
Cornelius Wolf
In the deployment drop down of VS.NET 2003 you can have many targets (emulators or devices).
You have a custom wince platform developed with pb 4.2 as you described. You can target your device by selecting the Windows CE.NET device.
If you need to target an emulator that has your specific image, then you need to generate an SDK and, after installing it, target that from your VS project.
Why do you think you need to *replace* the existing emulator
Cheers
Daniel