With the new Emulator, there's no menu items for "Folder Sharing", and there's no Remote File Viewer. That's because the new Emulator acts much more like a real device. You need to configure Active Sync to share files between your desktop computer and the Emulator.
Open Active Sync. Choose File Connection Settings to open the dialog as shown below. Turn on the option to "Allow connections to one of the following" and select "DMA" from the droplist.

From the Visual Studio 2008 Tools menu, choose Device Emulator Manager. Right-click on the Emulator you are using, and choose "Cradle" from the context menu. This will connect the Emulator through Active Sync to your desktop computer.

So now if you open File Explorer on your desktop, the Emulator appears as Mobile Device just as if it were a real PDA connected via Active Sync! Copy files from your hard drive to the Mobile Device using copy/paste context menus in File Explorer.
Next question, can we save those files that were copied across so the next time the Emulator starts, the files will be there?
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