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The single click install applications(.application files) don't seem to be working for me on xp home. I have just put a fresh install of xp home on my dell and I needed some additional drivers(for the nic card etc). I downloaded the necessary drivers from dell's site using my other machine(using windows 7). They came in a ".application" file. I moved this application file via a flash drive to the xp machine and attempted to open it. Windows xp told me that it did not know what program I should use to run this file. Can someone point me in the right direction regarding this problem. Dell didn't allow me to download an ISO instead. Am I doing something wrong here?
Thanks for any help.
-Ray
You need to make sure you have the .Net Framework 2 or above installed. ClickOnce .application files run in .Net on the client machine.
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I have newly installed windows 8.1 OS desktop PC.
In my PC, I can't see the "Remote Desktop" option in "Remote Tab" in the System properties window.
So I cannot connect to remotely my machine from other machine using mstsc command.
I have tried the below steps:
disable fire walls.
Selected "Allow Remote assistance connection to
this computer option in system properties window.
Please help.
Thanks in advance.
well this is what I do. I go to search I type 'remote' and I get the Remote Desktop Connection window. This has not been changed on windows 8.1. http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Remote-Desktop-on-Windows-8. check this link. if this doesn't work try to check if remote desktop has been turned on from 'Windows Features'
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I am a .NET/ C# desktop & web developer. My computer has fried, and I am getting a new one. I am being pushed in the direction of Windows 8 for the OS - although I am very hesitant to move from Windows 7. I am wondering if any developers have already done this upgrade, and if so, what headaches or pitfalls might I run into?
Specifically - I am asking if Windows 8 has any conflicts with any of the development tools I would be using: Visual Studio 2010/2012, IIS, ASP.NET Web applications, WinForms & WPF applications, DevExpress controls, etc. Should this be a seamless transition - has anyone run into any issues with these tools or otherwise something that I might not have thought of by upgrading my OS version?
Based on my experience it's basically the same for developers. Everything such as Visual Studio works the same, except that you got IE 10 and also every time you have to launch an application you have to go back to the tile screen, which I find annoying but I create shortcuts for them on the desktop. Then there isn't much difference at all.
There's apps like the free Classic Shell that will bring back some of the feel of earlier windows versions like the start menu.
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I am creating a database for someone with a MacBook Pro and will be developing it on a windows 7 system. How should I move the database from my system to the Mac system.
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You can develop the site on your equipment and recreate the model on the client machine once you get it to work. It would need minimal tweaking if any at all. Run your create script and move/copy over your php, or other script, files on the target machine.
WAMP merely describes the components of your environment. There are only a few exceptions where *AMP content wouldn't work across * host OS platforms.
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A friend of mine is a property manager and rents out units in building. currently everything is in folder and he is looking to have them in computer (Database).
I want to help him since I think I do good in programming and I have good Mysql knowledge (CRUD). However, I am not sure about the starting point so I have 2 questions:
1- In terms of hardware, do I just install mysql server on his computer? Or do I get him t buy another computer and have mysql on it (so it is standalone server)? Or do I need some specialized server for DB?
2- Are there certain steps (high level bullet points would do as I would take it from there) I need to follow? Or even if you can recommend a link I can read?
I have knowledge with Mysql, Java, C++, and PHP
Thank you
Ahmad
I would try someone like site5, hostgator for cheap/good hosting but not godaddy since their interface is usually for people who do not code. Also if you're on a mac install the site locally using mamp, or xampp for windows and then export the database to a live server which can cost anywhere from $5-$15/month.
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We finally managed to develop and test our custom Win CE 6.0 installation. Everything we made on trial version.
Now want to buy the license per device and install it into the target Win CE OS.
Does anybody has the description of the procedure to follow?
Is there any tool into Visual Studio 2005 to do that?
Does the final OS must be compiled with the license into the NK.bin or is it put somewhere else?
After you get your NK.Bin, you can "stamp" it with your Windows CE license using Platform Builder (AKA Visual Studio 2005 with Windows Embedded CE 6.0):
Look at this page in MSDN for more details:
Stamping a Run-Time Image (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
This other post describes how to automate the process using the command line tool stampbin:
automate the stamping of the CE *.bin File
Simply build the device OS with ship build (WINCESHIP) set to 1 and put the provided CAL sticker on the device.