I'm printing the screen of the winform page.
I click print, then the "select printer" page shows up,
i select the "save to pdf" and click Print.
The "Print to Pdf" window appears, but it stays on the back of the winform.
How can i bring to front this window "Print to Pdf" screenshot?
Ps : This is a simple GUI, and the print page is the systems default.
The solution that worked for me is:
From the Winform i deleted :
PrintPreviewDialog1 and PrintDocument1_Print
then reinserted them from the toolbox.
Somehow, this solved the problem and brought the "print page" to the front.
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I am using #material-ui with react. I've got the following problem:
With the keyboard, open the context menu, select "Assignee details" or "Requester details"
Close the dialog. When you tab again, the focus is now back at the top of the page, it should stay on the menu. How can I achieve this behavior?
https://codesandbox.io/s/hardcore-breeze-s4mkez?file=/src/Test.js
You can save the current focused element (you can get it with document.activeElement) and after closing the menu, set focus to the desired element with element.focus()
I've been writing a C Curses application with PDCurses. It was compiling and running fine, but when I added some code to draw a string in a window, McAfee quarantines my compiled .exe as a trojan. Here is the line that causes the false positive:
mvwaddstr(window, 1, 1, "a string");
With this line commented, McAfee doesn't detect it as a trojan. With this line active, it does. It detects it as the trojan GenericRXAM-FG!752E40763FE4. Googling this gave me no results. Why is this happening? Is there a way I can have McAfee not quarantine this file?
this is not universal, it depends on the mcafee version you are using, there are many, entreprise, security etc, menus are different...
bu to generalise, hope is the good version: 1.
Type “VirusScan Console” at the Start screen and press “Enter.”
2.
Right-click “On-Access Scanner” listed in the left window pane and select “Properties.”
3.
Click “All Processes, Detection, Exclusions” and select the “Exclusions” tab.
4.
Click the “Add” button, click “Browse” and select the folder or file you want to add as an exception.
5.
Click “OK” in the “Add Exclusions Item” dialog box and click “OK” in the “Set Exclusions” prompt.
6.
Click “Apply” in the “On-Demand Scan Properties” window and click “OK” to save your settings.
yes, you can create an exception to not scan that file into mcafee
just add the path to it, depends on which version of mcafee but to generalise something like :
1. Type “VirusScan Console” at the Start screen and press “Enter.” 2. Right-click “On-Access Scanner” listed in the left window pane and select “Properties.” 3. Click “All Processes, Detection, Exclusions” and select the “Exclusions” tab. 4. Click the “Add” button, click “Browse” and select the folder or file you want to add as an exception. 5. Click “OK” in the “Add Exclusions Item” dialog box and click “OK” in the “Set Exclusions” prompt. 6. Click “Apply” in the “On-Demand Scan Properties” window and click “OK” to save your settings.
I am fairly new to oracle database modeler. the first time I ran the application I seem to noticed that my toolbar isnt showing. is there a way to activate it?missing toolbar
Right click on the Logical Model and select "Show". A new window opens up in the middle section and the tool bar should appear.
Hope it helps.
It is not missing. You're not on the right item(page). Go to the view/subview and open a model (diagram) and the toolbars will appear. The toolbar changes based on the page. You're currently on the home page. Easiest way to see the page is double click on the sub-view and it will open a new diagram and the toolbar should appear.
If toolbar does not appear although doing all steps in previous responses try this:
Click "Tools" and then "Preferences"
Select "Environment" option.
In the dropdown of "Appearence" change the selected option (Usually are 'Oracle' and 'Windows').
Click in 'Ok' to save changes.
After step 4 the program will require to be restarted, accept it and when it restarts the toolbar will be visible again.
Click View
->Go to Drop Down and click Browser
->To the left of the "data modeler screen" click
under Browser and click Logical Model Drop
down and then Subviews
->Once you click Subviews, click new Subview and
then this will create the new view (in the middle screen) along with
displaying the toolbar
Hope this helps!
On macos, you should double click on the Logical Model tab in the browser. Then check the "visible" box and "apply".
I'm screen scraping a page that includes a link that spawns a popup window that is comprised of a select list and a button to execute your selection. The objective is to click the link on the main page, make a selection on the pop-up window, click the link to confirm the selection and then view the new selection on the main webpage.
Here are the steps that I'm taking in Celerity and the results:
popup_browser = browser.image(:alt, 'Holidays').click_and_attach
#this creates a new browser to deal with the popup window
popup_browser.select_list(:id, 'ddlSlot1').select_value('Christmas')
#Selecting Christmas from the select list
popup_browser.link(:id, 'btnChangeHoliday').click
#Confirms/Implements selection
popup_browser.close
#Closes popup browser
puts browser.div(:id, 'HolidayName').text
#Here I try to print the updated holiday but nothing is printed (no text value)
Everything seems to work fine except for the last line. I've done some debugging and have confirmed that my selection has been made. It seems that the main webpage is not being updated after I click the ChangeHoliday button on the popup page.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance for you help.
This turned out to be an easy fix. The only change required for the script to work is to add the resynchronize option to the browser initialization. After doing so the script works as expected.
browser = Celerity::IE.new(:resynchronize => true)
When printing in Windows forms, or doing a print preview, a dialog is displayed with text like
Page [P] of [DOC]
where [P] is page number and [DOC] is the name of the document. The dialog also contains a button to allow the user to cancel the print job.
How can I change the text displayed? What I would prefer is text like
Page [P] of [Pages]
where [Pages] is the total number of pages, to give the user an indication how long it will take to print all pages. If possible I would also like to show a progress bar, because when a print job is started, I know exactly how many pages will be printed.
I did this:
Derive your own class from PrintDocument, handling all printing
Set the print controller to a new StandardPrintController (no dialog displayed then)
Display your own dialog, e.g. display and close in OnBeginPrint and OnEndPrint, update in OnPrintPage
If I remember correctly, there was no way to change the text, and since the default dialog is not localizable, we could not use it. It works fine with what I wrote above though.