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Delphi as a Web development Tool?
r_z_aret@pen_fact.com microsoft public windowsce app development On 20 May 2007 11:01:14 -0700, ger...@socketcom.com wrote: Does anyone know if application that Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but I've never heard of an "application SDK". were compiled for WIndows CE 3.0 "should" run under Windows CE 4.2?

Spyware and virus alerts
Should you run VS on the print server and the print server is taken down via a software glitch, worm, attack, etc, both machines would be down. As an alternative, I would suggest virtualizing the file and print system as well, but because it's print, that may be tricky up to impossible to do -- --Jonathan Maltz

Vista SP1 b0rks 3rd party apps
Here is the problem: If I am running a full screen application (a game for instance), the window will sometimes minimize itself to the system tray. I have no other foreground applications running when this happens, so it just minimizes and all I am looking at is my desktop. I tried closing out any bacground

Running python apps from within python apps
Grant Edwards gra...@visi.com comp lang python On 2008-02-28, Sean DiZazzo <half.ital...@gmail.com> wrote: Is there something special you have to do to get a wxPython app to run remotely under xwindows? My Tkinter apps always automatically work that way, so I was surprised to even be confronted with this problem.

running 16 bit apps
I don't think it's as simple as typing Cc Cc twice, or compiling "the new function" in the repl, because doing so introduces inconsistencies in code which might be running -- it would be bad if an application thread is running in the old FROB when you compile the new BAR. This is certainly true, and to some extent

running 16 bit apps
Hmm... it may be interesting to do an in-depth study of the differences between running a WM 2003 app on a WM 5/6 device versus running builds made for each O/S. Maybe Does a WM 2003 app running on a WM 5 device translate/see the resolution differently than a WM 5 build would? I don't have any better solutions.

Running native D7 apps on Vista?
MuahMan muah...@yahoo.com comp sys mac advocacy "Sandman" <m...@sandman.net> wrote in message news:mr-38484A.22033806022006@individual.net... In article <gmgraves-B0A354.12495906022...@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com>, George Graves <gmgra...@pacbell.net> wrote:

Running Java-apps in Mac Os X
Ruslan Ermilov r...@freebsd.org lucky freebsd amd64 On Mon, Jan 16, 2006 at 04:50:52PM +0900, Tommi L?tti wrote: conr...@cox.net wrote: Anyone know if there's any documentation anywhere re: how to run 32-bit apps under amd64, and if so, where they might be found? You should be able to 'just run them', if you have the

Problems with adding RAM to G4
It is embarrassing enough that we MS loyal folks have to dig into the Windows registry to keep their apps running, but it is worse to have supposed experts with attitudes that want to stubbornly blame HP printer drivers, etc. Let's get in the game MS and MS MVPs and I hope this works for others too.

Practices for packaging/distributing apps to WM 5/6/2003SE?
Jerold Schulman Je...@jsiinc.com microsoft public win2000 general microsoft public windowsxp general On 16 Dec 2006 17:11:52 -0800, "*Prot3anThr3ad*" <rt...@rtdos.com> wrote: isn't there a way to configure the registry to always run apps in a separate memory space by default? See tip 201 » Run 16bit apps in a

50% running mission critical apps on Linux within 5 years
To see the running processes, click on the Processes tab. Now to your question, as I understand it: as I mentioned, I have around 60 processes running at any given time. Right now, the apps on my Task Bar include Explorer, IE6, OE6, PSP 9 Jasc Media Center, Notepad, and XP Search. If I closed some of these,

Practices for packaging/distributing apps to WM 5/6/2003SE?
... Harry Ohrn MS-MVP [Shell/User] www.webtree.ca/windowsxp "Gary Grantham" <garygrant...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message news:1111121905.8b5cfc11156d787f115be4920396d368@teranews... is there a program or site that can check to see which, if any of my win98 applications will run on winxp home ed before I switch over?

Running (binary) Linux apps under Mac OS X?
Here's the problem: Any project seems to run when Delphi is first loaded. The second or third time I try to run the app, even a blank app, it fails with an error: "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK to terminate" I notice in the task manager that only 168k of the application has

Run wxPython app remotely under XWindows
Pennyw...@DerryMaine.Gov 24hoursupport helpdesk Electric Monk <goo...@theveine.com> wrote: On Jun 14, 12:08 pm, Pennyw...@DerryMaine.Gov wrote: Electric Monk <goo...@theveine.com> wrote: Hi all. Let's say I wanted to hold a world championship of that great 80's DOS game, Leisure Suit Larry.

WAS 6.1 : targeting apps running in the same JVM with bare ...
Since wine is unix/ linux, and runs windows apps, I suppose it will be possible to run windows apps on mac os x-intel, without the windows OS. Is there somebody aware of this / working on the project ?? (a port) Anyone who's working for Apple on the Intel project or a developer would be in violation of their NDA to

Running VB3 apps direct off CD-ROM?
My apps also often have to interact with static pages and applications hosted by vendors. I would guess you can't serve static pages, at least not without loading them via your IW app when running as a service? I'll have to bring this up with my tech support colleagues and see if there's any interest in exploring

Running native D7 apps on Vista?
We do not have the sources of the applications, does freebsd have the support to run these Apps and if so how? No, you'll have to run PA-RISC binaries on a PA-RISC machine. About the best you can hope for is if NetBSD has HP-UX emulation, but you'll still be tied to the old hardware. Kris --

running 16 bit apps in a separate memory space
As for the UI issues, you are quite right - you can ignore them completely and your app will run fine, but of course it won't look like a "native" Vista app. Whether that matters is up to you and your customers. The argument for upgrading to D2007 is that you get the tweaks and fixes accumulated over a few years

Open Source: Because Newer is Sometimes Faster (No x86 ...
What happen is, my app use very litle of cpu, 0-2% and after while, the task window indicate "not responding" message. And the cpu is almost zero! Well, you are not looping, so you are stuck on something, presumably an API that can block the main thread. I have tried a lot of things, use Application.

Q 400Gb HDD with Windows 98/ME
Rob Kennedy m...@privacy.net comp lang pascal delphi misc axtens wrote: G'day everyone procedure RunFullscreen( sCommand : String ); Declare that parameter const if you don't have to modify it. begin GetStartupInfo(StartInfo); Undeclared identifier: StartInfo It doesn't seem to be documented, but I suspect the cb