Mobile Apps - Read Only Files

Hi at all...
i'm a new user of this site....and i would study the windows mobile 6
operating system..But...for this reasons i've a necessary to understand how
can i edit the read-only file in the /windows directory, for example shell32
or device.exe??
Thanks an advance and sorry for my english!! :-)

  Chris Tacke, eMVP replied...

it is not possible to edit the files in ROM.  Period.


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  1984viking via PocketPCJunkies.com replied...

Hi......thanks for your answer!But how can i study the WindowsCE platform?
Thanks
Hi :-)

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  Chris Tacke, eMVP replied...

Download the eval of Platform Builder and walk through the tutorials.  Get
yourself some training.  Buy some hardware with a BSP.


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