User manual SYMANTEC WISE MOBILE DEVICE PACKAGE EDITOR 8.0 REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0

[. . . ] Wise Mobile Device Package Editor Reference Mobile Device Package Editor The software described in this book is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in accordance with the terms of the agreement. Documentation version 8. 0 Legal Notice Copyright © 2009 Symantec Corporation. Symantec, the Symantec Logo, and Altiris are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation or its affiliates in the U. S. The product described in this document is distributed under licenses restricting its use, copying, distribution, and decompilation/reverse engineering. [. . . ] This name appears in the desktop computer's mobile device software (the Add/Remove Programs dialog box, accessible from the Microsoft ActiveSync window). Company Name Enter the name of the company that developed the application. This further describes the application to the end user during installation. Mobile Device Package Editor Reference 12 Creating Installations for Mobile Devices Device Installation Directory Select or create a directory in which to store files on the mobile device. To create a directory, select a directory and add the name of your directory at the end. (Example: select \Program Files and then type \MyDirectory at the end. ) Application Type The Microsoft® Windows MobileTM platform supports Pocket PC and Smartphone devices. This option determines which CabWiz program is used to compile the installation. Smartphone Uses CabwizSP. exe. About Multiple Device Support Pocket PC applications only. The Microsoft® Windows MobileTM platform supports Pocket PC and Smartphone devices. Both the Pocket PC and Smartphone operating systems are based on Windows CE, and are very similar except for their platform and processor support. Smartphone only supports Smartphone devices, but Pocket PC is compatible with many different platforms and processors. Therefore, when you create a Pocket PC installation, you can specify additional platform and processor information. A single . CAB file can install to only one platform-processor combination. An installation that supports multiple platforms and processors requires multiple . CAB files. At run time, the mobile device installation queries the connected mobile device for its platform and processor, and then runs the . CAB file that has support for that system. A single . INF file can contain information to produce multiple . CAB files for installation on multiple platforms. The platform-specific information is identified in the CEDevice section of the . INF file. In Mobile Device Package Editor, you provide the information for the CEDevice section by defining devices on the Device Support page. If an application is platform-independent, then you can add all the application's resources to the Default device. Compiling the installation creates a single . CAB file that can install the application on any platform. If an application contains resources that are platform-dependent, you can define multiple devices within a single installation project, and assign the platform-specific resources to the appropriate device. Compiling the installation creates a separate . CAB file for the Default device and for each additional device that you defined. The resources that you add to the Default device are included in every . CAB that is compiled from the installation. Resources that you add to a specific device are included in the . CAB file for that device only. [. . . ] Mark this to have the file register itself in the registry of the mobile device. Replace Existing File Specify how the installation should respond if the file being installed is already on the mobile device. Install Only if File Already Exists Mark this to install this file only if a file of the same name already exists in the installation directory of the mobile device. See also: See Adding Files to a Mobile Device Installation on page 17 Adding Registry Entries Use the Registry page to specify the registry entries to be created or edited on the mobile device. To add registry entries 1. [. . . ]