Windows XP Embedded

I am planning on using Windows XP Embedded for my first time. The system
will have to boot off a CD-ROM and cannot have a hard drive. It will run a
LabVIEW executable that mostly communicates via TCP/IP to several computers.
There may also be a GPIB card installed in the computer to collect data from
an oscilloscope. Does anyone have any advice or recommendations for my
project? Can anyone point to any good information that might be of use? I
was able to find some information about Windows NT Embedded at
http://zone.ni.com but I couldn't find anything about Windows XP Embedded.
Neal Pederson, President, VI Control Systems
1923 Mendius Lane, Los Alamos, NM 87544
TEL: (505) 662-1461, FAX: (866) 422-2931
[email protected], www.vicontrols.com

Good advice also...
I should check it out as well...
I don't know about making an XP guy out of me.. )

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