I have a WPF keyboard control that is hosted in a Windows form Control. It works fin on most computers, but not on all.
For some reason or another, on some computers when I open the win form with the wpf keyboard the wpf control is blank. Just get an empty square instead of the keyboard.
All of the parts of the project is in .net 3.0 and is built in C# 3.
Anybody have any ideas?
Update
I unfortunately don't have access to the computer my self only via a person on the other end of a phone.
I've even tried setting up a computer without .net 3.0. That gives me an error message
Tried .net 3.0 without any service pack also, but it doesn't recreate the problem.
Did you ensure that you have the right version of .NET installed on the computers in which they are not working ?
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I want to be able to program in a windows form application on my Mac. I have visual studio on my desktop but I don't see that Xamarin has an open for it? It is the application where you can add check boxes and files menus.
There is a special Mac framework on Xamarin. But for using this, you need to change the whole UI-Layer of your app. And also you need Xcode for that. But the goal is, that your app feels and smells like a native Mac-App (and can be also sold in the Appstore)
I have seen link
https://web.archive.org/web/20210619191631/https://www.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/052604-1.aspx
I struggle with the issue about windows user control's not displaying in IE10. before windows user controls framework 3.5, it's working. after changing the framework 4.6.2 doesn't show the controller. In the IE temporary internet files inside dll are downloaded and
?fusionbinderror!name=wincontrols.dll
So please provide me any solution
Trident (also known as MSHTML) is the name of the layout engine for the Microsoft Windows version: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trident_(layout_engine)
I wanted to know how or if i can use Trident version 6.0 (IE 10 equivalent) in C# Windows Forms Application (.NET Framework 4)
EDIT: I wanted to implement WebSockets and local storage for my Windows Forms App. And i need new trident for that i guess.
You can use the WebBrowser Control to show html to your end users. I suppose that the rendering engine will depend of the installed version of IE.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/w290k23d.aspx
You'll need to use the WebBroser class. I found that to force the engine version used to render in your app you should update FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION registry key for IE. Check this article for reference. There is also article on MSDN with all allowed values.
Of course mashine running your software should have this version of IE installed.
EDIT:
I found old article on CodeProject that may be helpfull. As far as I understand, you can include needed DLLs with those commandline commands:
aximp c:\windows\system\shdocvw.dll
tlbimp mshtml.tlb
However, I have not tested this, so you can give it a try and tell if it works or not.
So I have a simple C#/WPF 4.0 application that includes several SurfaceTextBox instances. When I debug the app in Visual Studio everything looks fine and the Surface controls load as expected.
When I run the app on a separate Windows 7 Tablet device, all of the Surface-specific controls do not load, and they look as if their visibility property is set to hidden.
The Surface dll references I added are Microsoft.Surface.Core and Microsoft.Surface.Presentation. Do I need other references as well?
The SDK version I'm using http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=26716
You need to make sure that the Win7 tablet has the Surface Runtime installed.
I am launching openoffice 3.3.0 on Windows 7 from a WPF app no problem, however when launching on XP openoffice always goes behind my WPF any way to stop this ?
C:\Program Files\OpenOffice.org 3\program\soffice.exe
Guessing here.
Is there no way to launch a program and specify that it opens on-top/in-front?
Or do you need to minimize the WPF application to allow OO.o to show up on top. You may just have gotten lucky on Windows 7.