WinCE CAB Manager

Open Existing Cabinet Files

Open any Windows CE CAB file, as well as Smartphone and Pocket PC theme files.

Create New Cabinet Files

Allows you to create a brand-new CAB file, add the Windows CE files, shortcuts and registry entries needed to install your application, and then save the new CAB file to disk.

Modify Cabinet Information

View and modify general information about the Windows CE CAB file, such as the name of the company and of the application, processor and operating system version required to run the application, and the default installation directory.

Modify Windows CE File Entries

The Windows CE files stored in a CAB file can be viewed and modified, and new files can be added. You can change the order in which the files will be installed, the location where each file will be installed, and more.

Modify Shortcut Entries

The shortcut entries stored in a CAB file can be viewed and modified, and new shortcuts can be added. You can change the location where each shortcut will be installed, the name and target of the shortcut, and more.

Modify Registry Entries

The registry entries stored in a CAB file can be viewed and modified, and new entries can be added.

Modify Setup DLL Information

You can view information about the Setup DLL included in a cabinet, or add a new Setup DLL to the cabinet.

Full Drag and Drop Support

Use your mouse to quickly and easily add and extract files between WinCE CAB Manager and any other application that supports "Drag and Drop", such as Windows Explorer.

Full Copy and Paste Support

Quickly and easily add and extract files between WinCE CAB Manager and any other application that supports "Copy and Paste" operations, such as Windows Explorer.

Import/Export Windows CE INF Files

Automatically generate and load CAB files from your existing Windows CE INF files, or use the WinCE CAB Manager to edit the CAB files and then generate an INF file for use with automated builds.

Automation Support

The WinCE CAB Manager exposes a COM Automation interface which allows it to be manipulated from other programs, such as Visual Basic or even VBScript.