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I thought Lotus would extract the pdf attachment to the %temp% folder before opening it but it doesn't seem to be the case.The above lines run the Adobe Reader process natively not virtually so i... See more...
I thought Lotus would extract the pdf attachment to the %temp% folder before opening it but it doesn't seem to be the case.The above lines run the Adobe Reader process natively not virtually so its process is not being able to access content in the virtual bubble (that why you have this error message with Adobe Reader). Try the following: -Remove the sandbox -Remove these lines from the package.ini: ChildProcessEnvironmentExceptions=AcroRd32.exe ChildProcessEnvironmentDefault=Virtual -Recompile the application (build.bat) -Open Adobe Reader -Go to Edit > Preferences > Security (Enhanced) -Uncheck "Enable Protected Mode at startup" -Click OK -Close Adobe Reader -Try again to open a PDF attachment with Lotus notes! Olivier
Well, they are not supposed to show up in the "File Data Source" tab. They are present in the "Machine Data Source" tab. Your virtual MS Access seems to work fine to me. To confirm that you ca... See more...
Well, they are not supposed to show up in the "File Data Source" tab. They are present in the "Machine Data Source" tab. Your virtual MS Access seems to work fine to me. To confirm that you can try to create a new file or machine data source.
As Lakshman said, you need to execute sbmerge on a machine where ThinApp is installed. Following those steps should be enough: http://blogs.vmware.com/thinapp/2010/02/simple-steps-for-using-s... See more...
As Lakshman said, you need to execute sbmerge on a machine where ThinApp is installed. Following those steps should be enough: http://blogs.vmware.com/thinapp/2010/02/simple-steps-for-using-sbmerge.html Briefly, to make it simple: 1. Choose a machine (whichever you want) 2. Install ThinApp on that machine 3. Delete %APPDATA%\Thinstall\<Application name> if exists 4. Copy the project folder, including the binaries in the 'bin folder', at the root of the C drive 5. Execute the application locating in the bin folder of your project 6. Make your changes, updates 7. Close the application. 8. Relaunch it to check everything works and the updates were successful. If so, close the application. 9. Open a command prompt, start -> run -> cmd 10. cd C:\<Project name> 11. Type "sbmerge apply" (without the quotes) 12. Execute build.bat Done!