I have a windows 10 on my computer, recently I have installed gameloop on it to be able to use whatsapp in windows.
I want to export a folder sent by a friend from whatsapp. how can I do that?
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I have created an windows 10 iot core application and i created the app bundle in appx format. That's installing properly in windows 10 machine. But i want to install in IOT core board
The package file which i have created like below:
ABC_1.0.9.0_AnyCPU_Debug.appxbundle
I have created through visual studio
You can follow this tutorial to create the the appxbundle.
Then in the windows iot device portal, select add button to install your app like this:
After that, you will see this Dialogļ¼
Select browse option to find your app bundle and make sure "I want to specify optional packages" selected like this:
Add all the dependencies(.appx). If you're building for MinnowBoard Max, they are in dependencies\x86 path. If you're building for Raspberry Pi 2, Raspberry Pi 3 or the DragonBoard, they are in dependencies\ARM folder.
After that, select next will start the install process. After the process is done successfully you can see your app in the apps list of device portal.
I created Windows Phone 8.1 Silverlight app, and I can't to upload it into WP store. I want to use Create App Packages tool in Visual Studio 2013 Professional, but it's impossible for Silverlight apps. I read many guides on dev.windows.com. It's necessary to upload only .appx, .appxbundle or .appxupload files, but I have .xap file only in Bin\ARM\Release folder. May anyone help me?
I'm having the same problem, which I just solved.
WP8.1 Silverlight application may not be packaged with the "Create App Packages" tool, so you have to perform several operations manually.
The process is described on msdn (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/dn655122%28v=vs.105%29.aspx)
- First you have to start the submission of the app on your msdn dashboard.
- From here, you'll get some informations, such as reserved application name, and several IDs that you have to edit into both WMAppManifest.xml and Package.appxmanifest
- Then you can deploy your app (or run the emulator for release)
- This last step will create the package you can upload.
I have a finished version of an app (made using WPF). I want to publish it so that the installation files can be emailed to another person. The only options shown with the Visual Studio 2013 Publish Wizard are "From a Web site", "From a UNC path or file share", or "From a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM".
How can I publish the app so that it goes into a nice and tidy folder on my Desktop which I can simply zip up and email it to someone? To which they can simply unzip, click setup, and follow the traditional setup wizard. It needs to be able to run on Windows XP thru Windows 8.
(I have .csv files and image files that the application uses, if it is relevant.)
In Visual Studio, highlight the project you want to deploy and right click. This will raise a context menu which has a 'Publish' item on it...
Selecting this will raise a Wizard like this...
From here, select 'Finish'. This will create a directory with a Setup.exe and all the necessary files to install the application on a different machine (given security levels permit, third party software restrictions, and a host of other deployment issues). You can then create a zip file (keeping the directory structure) and email it.
The 'Publish' feature has other options on it you will want to explore, like Click Once.
That is pretty straight forward if you are going to perform zip and email to your subscribers
begin with publishing the app from Build -> Publish
Choose a path from your local hard drive eg. C:\Myapp
then in next screen choose From a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM
then in next screen choose The application will not check updates unless you have a web location where you can publish the updates (which I guess you dont want for now)
then Finish
and your chosen folder C:\Myapp will contain the setup files which you can zip and email to your users.
I have storaged a web in the phone using the isolated storage and now It has to download pdf into the phone and be able to transfer it to a PC.
Since the isolated storage only let you use the files of an app in that same app, it is posible to accomplish what i want in Windows Phone 7?
No, Windows Phone OS uses the Sandbox principle witch isolates app data so that other apps cannot access and/or modify other app's data.
The only public part of WP app are known libraries as mediaLibrary and in some WindowsPhone versions Documents Library
Check this
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/jj681698(v=vs.105).aspx
I have a project (a version of which has already been deployed) in the App Engine Launcher, and I would like to change the project directory, as I have since moved the project files to a new directory. But, when I click to edit the project, the option to browse to a different directory is disabled.
I am using App Engine SDK 1.5.4 on Windows XP. Thanks in advance for your help.
It looks like this is a known issue (here), but the poster says s/he is running Ubuntu, not Windows.
You can always delete (Ctrl+Del) and add the application again its not a lot of trouble.