Application Folder - Symbol PDT 7500 Series Product Reference Manual

PDT 7500 Series Product Reference Guide for Windows
copied to the Windows folder when the system is started. Refer to
Aliasing on page 4-8 for details on the operation of Audio Aliasing.
Platform\Symbol\Bin – This folder contains terminal specific drivers and executables.
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Platform\Symbol\Regs - This folder contains terminal specific driver registry settings.
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Refer to RegMerge Operation
Platform\Symbol\Wav – This folder may contain terminal specific audio alias-ed
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.wav files. These files allow terminals without audio circuitry (such as the PDT 7500
terminal) to perform some other action when a .wav file plays. These files are copied
to the Windows folder when the system is started. Refer to
page 4-8 for details on the operation of Audio Aliasing.

Application Folder

The Application folder is designed to store developer applications and optional system
components. Files in this folder may be excluded from the terminal image. The entire
Application folder is optional. If the Application folder is omitted, a very minimum system
configuration is provided. This configuration includes:
Symbol Shell with taskbar hidden
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No remote connectivity (Active-Sync, Platform Manager, Network re-director)
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No Visual Basic, IE 4.0 Web Browser support, Jscript, VB script, ADO
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No Sample applications, application .wav files, custom fonts
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No Virtual keyboard (PDT 7200 terminal)
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No printer support.
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The terminal can be configured via the Application partition to provide a terminal
configuration to fit the needs of the customer. For more detail on component customization,
refer to Chapter 5, Terminal Configuration
Note: The application developer should modify the Application partition
and not the Platform partition.
The Application partition is divided into a number of sub-folders, each containing specific
types of files. These folders are as follows:
Application\System\Bin - This folder contains Operating System files (.exe and .dll
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files).
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on page 4-6 for details on the operation of .reg files.
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Audio Event Aliasing on