I'm unable to maximixe UI Dump files alert in UI automator viewer and unable to see the 3 doted field in order to choose the dump file.
Please refer below for the issue image and help me on this. Thanks in Advance
Lower the resolution of your monitor.
On Windows 10 you go:
Settings -> System -> Display
Scroll down to Display Resolution and lower it (mine worked on 1280 x 720).
When you reopen UIAutomator you should be able to Open UI Dump files.
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Unable to get Browser Option in JMeter 3.3 in View Result Tree in Solaris OS. Following it the photo of Windows OS where it is working perfectly.
Browser renderer uses JavaFX, which is not supported on Solaris.
Adding to #Kiril S. answer, If you need to view in Browser mode the results,
A workaround will be to save jtl file in Solaris and open this jtl file in windows by clicking Browse on View Results Tree
To read existing results and display them, use the file panel Browse button to open the file.
I wrote a windows shell extension to show 3D files' thumbnail image, so user can search quickly. It works when users don't change default open program. However, if a user right click on a 3D file, then select open with to change default open program. It will block explorer to call my shell extension. Does anyone could help me with this?
I have a VB 6.0 application that has an web browser control to load PDF file. I get the "There is a problem with Adobe Acrobat/Reader. If it is running, please exit and try again.
Please any one help me to overcome the problem.
I'm not 100% aware of your current web browser control (you don't say which web browser it regards). webbrowswer1 is IE I guess?
If I was You I would have tried a really simple solution first (as mentioned in a link I provided you with) before digging too deep:
Issue
When you try to view a PDF in Internet Explorer, you see the error
message, "There is a problem With Adobe Acrobat/Reader. Please exit
Adobe Acrobat/Reader and try again." When you click OK to the error,
the PDF opens outside the browser.
Solution
Create a transform and redeploy Acrobat or Adobe Reader.
Start the Adobe Customization wizard 8 or the Adobe Customization
wizard 9 depending on the software version you are installing. Open
your previously created .mst file. Under Installation Options, select
"Installer will decide which product will be the default." Save the
transform. Redeploy Acrobat or Adobe Reader.
Source: Error viewing PDF in browser
I am a mac newbie. I installed firefox on the mac, OS X lion as I am more familiar with firefox from windows.
The problem, which could be a OS X problem, is this:
When I click on a link, say a PDF document, and I tell it to save it instead of opening in the browser, then now I get a new dialog showing where to save to.
But I do not have any way to select something other than what is shown, like on windows.
On windows (and linux) when I do the same thing, and do SAVE, then I am able to navigate to the directory I want to save the file to. On the mac, I can't. I have to select only from the list given. What if I want to save a file somewhere else?
I'd like to be able to navigate using the file manager and select which directory to save to each time.
Is this an OS X restriction? Can one do this using firefox on OS X?
thank you
The Mac defaults to a compact save dialog; if you look at it closely, you will notice a button containing a small downward-pointing triangle. Click that button to get the full file selector dialog.
I will be writing code that takes a screenshot, crops to a small section of the screen (predefined area of screen), and then extracts the text from that cropped image (via OCR tools), and then saves the resulting text to a file. I was wondering if there is software (preferably for Windows) that can do this, or at least parts of it. I am already looking into tesseract as an OCR tool. Anyone know of software that can take the screenshot, and possibly crop a predefined region of the image.
Thanks,
-Jason
I use Greenshot, which is a very awesome tool for screenshots and according to the FAQ it supports OCR (using MODI = Microsoft Office Document Imaging) as well. However, I never got it working on my Windows machine and used Tesseract instead (for Linux, with some scripting experience, this method should be possible as well):
Download Tesseract here for Ubuntu/Debian/Windows and install it.
Download and install Greenshot
Create a new windows batch script called "Greenshot_Tesseract_OCR.bat" using a text editor like notepad or Notepad++ - and save it at a location of your choice, e.g. "C:\Users\MyUser\Scripts\Greenshot_Tesseract_OCR.bat" - with the following content (depending on the installation location of tesseract):
ECHO OFF
set arg1=%1
"C:\Program Files\Tesseract-OCR\tesseract.exe" "%arg1%" "%arg1%"
type "%arg1%.txt" | clip
Right-click the Greenshot icon in the toolbar and click "configure external command"
Add a new command with a name like "Tesseract OCR to Clipboard", select the batch script you just created as a command and as argument, use the default "{0}". Then click OK twice.
You should now be able to copy the text of a screenshot into your clipboard, with a shortcut ("Print" key in my case) and 1-2 mouse clicks (depending on your Greenshot settings)!
You can try the following open-source programs:
Greenshot for screenshots and VietOCR (a GUI frontend for Tesseract) for OCR on screenshots.