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+//________________________________________________________________________
+//             Series 60 APP Stationery Specific Information
+//________________________________________________________________________ 
+
+**Note - The Series 60 SDK only supports the following targets: WINSCW, 
+Thumb UREL, ARMI UREL. If you import an ARM4 target, it will generate 
+errors due to the missing directories.**
+
+** Note - For Platform Security Apps (OS 9.x) you can use GCCE targets as well.
+The package (.pkg) file generation defaults for a GCCE application for the source location
+of the resources. If you are building with ARMV5 you will want to change this location
+for successful sis file creation.
+
+//------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//	General Overview
+//------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+This project stationery is designed to get you up and running quickly with 
+CodeWarrior for Symbian OS. The project includes all of the necessary files
+needed for building and debugging a generic Series 60 APP within the 
+WINSCW emulator and target environments.
+
+The project can support multiple targets that are dependant on your target 
+environment, examples are:  WINSCW UDEB, WINSCW UREL, ARM4 UDEB, ARM4 UREL, 
+ARMI UDEB, ARMI UREL, Thumb UDEB, Thumb UREL, and Build All.
+The Debug & Release targets are almost identical, but are 
+set to build at different compiler optimizations, Minimum(0) & Most(1) 
+respectively.  The Build All target has been included for 
+your convenience and simply builds all of the other targets.
+
+//------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//	Getting Started
+//------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Most of the target settings are already configured for you, but you
+may need to configure the debugger settings if you are debugging on a device 
+other than the emulator. Once you have a project created from this stationery,
+open the Edit pull-down menu and select Debug Settings... (Alt+F7).
+Select the Remote Debugging pref panel from the left column. 
+If want to debug via the Symbian MetroTRK, select the Connection that's set up 
+in the IDE Preferences for Remote Debugging via the Symbian MetroTRK.
+Otherwise, select the Connection that you've set up for an alternate device.
+We recommend that you make sure the project is working properly before you
+begin adding your own code.  Select Make and then Debug from the Project 
+pull-down menu.  If everything is working properly, the debugger window 
+should come up and be stopped at either E32main() or the designated breakpoint.
+If there is a problem, please consult the Targeting_Manual_Symbian_OS.pdf
+for more information on debugging via the MetroTRK, or other devices.
+
+**Note - Series 60 does not currently support on-device debugging via Metro-TRK on OS versions less than 9.x.
+
+//------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//	Adding your own code
+//------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Once everything is working as expected, you can begin adding your own code
+to the project.  Keep in mind that we provide this as an example of how to
+get up and running quickly with CodeWarrior.  Feel free to modify any of 
+the source provided.