I have a big problem during the installation of Adobe Acrobat reader with intune. I have used the file .exe, converted in intune format but every time, the installation is failed. Probably commit some errors during the process of installation, but I don't have any idea about which one it is
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I have tried all possible solution during installation
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A few months ago I changed the download settings on my computer (Windows 10) so that whenever I download a file from the web, it prompts me to choose where I want to save it (e.g. Downloads, My Documents, Desktop, etc). Before changing the settings my computer would automatically save most program files to the Program Files folder (naturally). But today I was trying to download the Anaconda/Python software, and I figured I should save it to the Program Files folder. However, when I choose this folder at the download prompt it says "You don't have permission to save in this location. Contact the administrator to obtain permission." But this is on my laptop, and I am the sole user. So how don't I have permission/how can I obtain permission?
Also, I've encountered this issue a number of times since changing the download settings and I've been saving program files to C:/Users/Leonidas instead...Could there be any bad consequences to saving it here instead of in Program Files?
I want to know if there is a specific entry to check in the registry to see if there is a default program associated with a specific file type?
My main example would be a PDF. Documentation in my company is mainly PDF. We want to be able to distribute the latest Adobe Reader because, generally, a lot of the PCs using my company's software will not have access to the internet.
During installation, I want to be able to check if the computer we are installing on already has a program to view PDF files. If yes, carry on. if not, then run the Adobe distribution as part of the install.
I'm focused on Windows 7 PCs, registry entry(ies) I can read programatically to see if, as an example, PDF has a valid program to open it.
No this option not exists. Although HKCR\'PROGID'\shell\open may points to the installed software.
User MC ND have wrong answer. See my screenshot:
During installation, I want to be able to check if the computer we are installing on already has a program to view PDF files. If yes, carry on. if not, then run the Adobe distribution as part of the install.
So I have pdf reader (!!!) with no associations. MC ND you are still thinks, I have no pdf reader?
From console
assoc .pdf to get the "fileType" associated to the extension. Once you have the fileType (ex. AcroExch.Document.11):
ftype AcroExch.Document.11 to get the associated program.
My environment : Win7, VS2010 Pro, Windows Phone Emulator 10.1.40219.390, HTC T8788, Windows Phone Power Tool v1.6.
I need to Get multiple files (they are <3kb json files) to my dev box from a folder on my emulator/device. I had been happily doing this with Isolated Explorer command tool and/or Windows Phone Power Tool till the number of files was very limited. As soon as the number of files increased in the folder both the tools mentioned above failed to open the folder from device. The application on device and emulator is handling large number of files as expected (tested with 4000+ files). Following are my findings regarding the issue with WPPT (and IS explorer): if a folder contains more than 1024 files, WPPT does not load the folder. The physical size of individual file in the folder does not matter. The issue can be reproduced with same effect on emulator and device. On further investigation I found that WPPT breaks at a call to Microsoft.SmartDevice.Connectivity.RemoteIsolatedStorageFile.GetDirectoryListing() which just says - "Unspecified error" with no details. It seems the said API method is now obsolete and i could not find any substantial information on MSDN about it or the issue
Did somebody else also encounter this problem? Is there some way I can pull large number of files (4000+) to my dev box from IS folder on device/emulator (please note, i can only work with the environment mentioned above, so Win8 or WP8 emulator are out of question)?
Regards.
I want to Automate the process of Installing the software which is downloaded and saved in some location. Pls explain me how to automate this process thru Applescript
Typically, a developer makes a disk image, a .dmg file using "Disk Utility.app" and then either:
Have an alias to the Application folder and has the end-user drag and drop from the disk image into the Application folder.
or
Have a disk image or some other means of delivering the executable and has an installer made with Apple's "PackageMaker.app" application. PackageMaker.app isn't distributed with Apple's Developer Tools anymore (inside of XCode.app) rather, PackageMaker.app is a separate download, available at the following URL.
Using PackageMaker.app is the preferred way of developing an installer since it's what users are used to and has a number of features that make it easier to develop an installer than developing one from scratch:
Link to Apple's Developer Tools:
https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action
Use the above link and then search for "PackageMaker" (with no space) and take the most recent version available.
I am a windows developer and I had to port an app to Mac. I built it fine and have everything working except my installer. I built my Package file (.pkg) which installs fine and works great on a Mac.
However, I want to move the file to a windows OS over a network to upload it to an ftp server. My ftp client is on Windows. I have done this before without issues on previous .pkg files but I just created one that is acting strange. When I view most .pkg files in windows explorer, they are treated almost like an unknown file type. Windows lets me see the file but I can't really do anything with it. This is fine because I just want to move the file, not use it in any other way.
Unfortunately, I have a new .pkg file that windows strangely treats like a directory instead of just a single file. I can open it and see the "Contents" folder and some internal files/binaries/whatever that I don't want to see. While this is similar to the MacOS functionality, it causes problems because it is uploaded as a directory rather than a file. I just want to drag it to my server and let people download it. Why is this happening?
I have looked online a fair amount and nobody seems to have this issue. It does seem to be permissions related. I saw a good amount of people complaining about "Custom Access" and oddly enough, when I click "get info" on the file, it does say I have "custom access". .Pkg files that seem to display correctly in windows explorer do not have this set. Anyways I would really appreciate the help. I could probably just get an ftp client on the Mac but this does seem really strange and it may help others if there is a solution.
Historically, Mac OS X installer files have been built as bundles, or a directory that appears as a file in OS X. These types of installers will always appear as directories in Windows. However, Mac OS X 10.5 added support for a new format, which is simply the important parts of the installer compressed using xar. Since this format is an archive and not a bundle, it will show up as a single file in Windows.
PackageMaker can produce either format depending on the minimum target version you specified for the package. If you specify 10.5, it will create the new xar format, but if you specify an older version, it will create a bundled installer. If your application will only work for 10.5 and later, you can change the minimum version in PackageMaker by going to Project > Install Properties (Command+I) and changing the Minimum Target dropdown. If you want to support older versions of OS X, then your only choice is to create the bundle version and either compress it as a zip file, or create a disk image to hold it.