front of a chosen letter in each actual menu title and menu entry. In Windows XP this works. In the menu bar, and in each menu when opened, each shortcut letter has an underscore. In Vista this doesn't work. In both XP and Vista I have not changed the display options for shortcuts so they are still find that option). In C#, how can I set shortcuts to display properly in both XP and Vista? In the main body of the form I put a DataGridView, a ListView not to have this, so I have just left the default setting unchanged. Again, in XP this works. In XP the form and all controls are in MS Gothic, and the display is consistent (without be ugly. In C#, how can I set fonts to make them work in both XP and Vista? Since my app is proprietary to a customer I cannot publish a screenshot missing from shortcut letters. Microsoft's application, like mine, does not have these problems in XP. C# Discussions Windows XP (1) SystemFonts.IconTitleFont (1) Visual Studio 2008 (1) Visual Studio 2005 (1) Windows Vista (1
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compile .net on vista, can't run on xp .NET Framework Hi, I've compiled my application on my vista machine, and it won't run at all on my xp machine. In the windows error report I get Exception code; 0xe0434f4d. I searched for that exception, but didn't see anything related to my problem The xp machine does have vb6 installed on it, could that be an issue? What reasons and problem? Thanks in advance, Nik VB.NET Discussions Vista (1) ASP.NET (1) VB (1) XP (1) Report (1) Check (1) OP (1) SingleInstance (1) Check the versions of the framework on your vista and XP systems. Mike. On Aug 24, 9:39 pm, "Michael D. Ober" <obermd.@.alum.mit.edu The development (vista) machine had 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, and 3.0. The xp machine only had 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0, so I installed 3.0 and 3.0SP1. Same error. Then just in case I installed 3.5 on the xp machine, and still no luck. I can understand that this could be an issue, but if I have matching frameworks on the the two machines and / or a more updated xp machine, shouldn't it correct such an issue. Anything else that I am missing? Thank
Vista, where this was developed, everything works has expected. But once this was deployed to XP the ClickOnce applications just will not run / install. Navigating from XP to the publish directory and double clicking the app.application files yields no response. No I deploy these apps to a web site I can install and run them on XP, I just can't programmatically start them from XP. Any ideas where to start? - - Scott .NET Discussions CPUANY.These (1) Windows XP (1) Windows Vista (1) Vista (1) XP (1) Process.Start (1) Application (1) Publish (1) Hi Scott, Are the ClickOnce applications 32 are Vista 64-bit machine and you try to install the applications to a Window XP client machine by double clicking the .application files? If so, you should not be able to launch the ClickOnce applications programmatically from Window XP machines. Sincerely, Linda Liu Microsoft Online Community Support Delighting our customers is our #1 priority
wo derartiges erkl??rt wird. MfG, Ulf C# - German Discussions Visual Studio .NET (1) Windows XP (1) Application.CommonAppDataPath (1) Application.UserAppDataPath (1) Application Compatibility (1) Windows Vista (1) Windows 7 Gruss Marcel Marcel, Das hat nichts mit Vista zu tun. Das ist schon schon unter XP so gewesen. Unter XP (etwa) ist es nur nicht so aufgefallen, weil die User dort oft unter administrativen Accounts dass das nur f??r Vista gilt und auch zu falschen Ergebnissen etwa f??r XP f??hren w??rde. Ulf will hier IMHO eher allgemeine *Windows*-Richtlinien. das w??rde Dipl.Inf. Frank Dzaebel [MCP / MVP C#] http: / / Dzaebel.NET Also ich habe schon zu XP-Zeiten in irgend einer MS-Resource mal Hinweise darauf gefunden das davon abgeraten wird eine Frank, Am Sun, 21 Mar 2010 18:41:27 +0100 schrieb Frank Dzaebel: Unter Windows XP gibt es meines Wissens keinen Standardbenutzer im Vista-Sinne, nur Administrator- bzw. eingeschr?nkte Konten Marcel, doch Marcel gibt es. Es ist nur so, dass der Standard-Benutzer bei Windows XP beim Neu-Anlegen standardm = E4 = DFig erstmal in der Administratoren-Gruppe ist. Der Standardbenutzer hat 01:25:08 -0700 (PDT) schrieb FrankDzaebel: aus dem Zitat fehlt noch was: | Unter Windows XP gibt es meines Wissens keinen Standardbenutzer | *im Vista-Sinne* Gruss Marcel Marcel, Dein Zitat im