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    Logan from Singapore
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    Hi, I am running my embedded C++ program on a Standard SDK emulator on my PC. If I want to create a file with my program, is it possible to create the file on my PC harddisk. When i create the file in the emulator, where is the location of the file?

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      Hi, I am running my embedded C++ program on a Standard SDK emulator on my PC. If I want to create a file with my program, is it possible to create the file on my PC harddisk. When i create the file in the emulator, where is the location of the file?

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      dcudev lcr
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      the file will be created inside the emulator. the files in CE start at the root the root is the windows directory \windows\folder\file use the file explorer in the emulator by going to start\programs\file explorer sun.lcr

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        the file will be created inside the emulator. the files in CE start at the root the root is the windows directory \windows\folder\file use the file explorer in the emulator by going to start\programs\file explorer sun.lcr

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        Hi, Thanks for replying. Is the anyway to make a copy of the file onto my PC harddisk? As the file will be gone everytime i close emulator rite?

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          Hi, Thanks for replying. Is the anyway to make a copy of the file onto my PC harddisk? As the file will be gone everytime i close emulator rite?

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          I'm in the same quest! I've gotten as far as creating the file in the emulator and browising it with the file explorer. I've a similar need but backwards, I need to load a bitmap template file that I can reuse many times, however I have not been able to figure out how to copy a file to the emulator workarea so that it gets loaded everytime I deploy the app to the device and the doc is very skimpy or my eyesight is looking at the wrong docs... anywho: sorry but that's as far as I am for now.... :) sun.lcr

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            Hi, Thanks for replying. Is the anyway to make a copy of the file onto my PC harddisk? As the file will be gone everytime i close emulator rite?

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            after reviewing my answer, I did some more research and found out that if you want the file to be copied to the handheld everytime you use the emulator all you have to do is copy the file into the project and then right click on the file at the solution explorer and select the build /content which is the default, i believe.... anywho, after that your file will always be loaded into the emulator whenever you want to test your program.... sun.lcr

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