I use Edge browser to open some EPUB books and it works fine. Except it seems to have the button called "Export Books Data" missing. It is supposed to be under Settings-->General-->Click on Import or Export button--->at the end of the panel.
This is used to export all the edits/notes on the EPUB books. I noticed that this is available on the same version of Edge on another machine (Windows 10 Professional). My windows is Windows 10 Enterprise.
Is this because of the Windows 10 Edition? is it possible to somehow enable it?
EDIT: Add screenshot below
So it turns out that if you have Windows 10 installed, if you change the country of origin under the region settings from United States to some other country, then the Export Books Data button along some of other settings regarding Books will disappear.
I am available with both edition of Win 10 OS.
I can see that MS Edge settings displayed little different in both edition.
For Win 10 Enterprise edition, Can you please try to check at location below.
Settings and more -> Settings -> View Advanced Setting -> Export Book Data
Let me know, If you still not able to find this option in MS Edge. I will try to provide further suggestions.
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After installing VS2019 in a couple of PCs I found that I don't have local content for help viewer on Win32 API.
Using "Manage Content" I verify to have "Programming reference for Windows API", but that resolves only to have local index to it. As an example, I have the function list for "winbase.h" header, with the short description, but as I click on any function name all I get is
The topic you requested was not found on your computer, but you can view the topic online.
What's wrong with it? What is the content I'm missing?
I read the list of help content to add to help viewer, but looks like I don't have anything else referring to Win32/Windows API...
Windows Desktop App Development in Help Viewer does not contain all Win32 functions, you can try to install the old full version to fix.
This is a useful link for you. In order to prevent the link from failing, I will list some useful information.
Install Windows Desktop App Development 2018
In Microsoft Help Viewer, switch to the Manage Content tab and
uninstall broken books, such as Windows Desktop App Development and
Programming reference for Windows API.
Click the Update button to remove the broken books.
Select the Installation source Disk and enter the following URL:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mgtek/win32_en-us_vs/master/helpcontentsetup.msha
Select Windows Desktop App Development (2018) and click Add and then
Update to install the book.
I downloaded Windows 64-bit with JDK 8 included of SQL Developer 18.1.
To run Oracle SQL Developed I just unzipped the file and run the sqldeveloper.exe contained in the folder.
Unfortunately, as you can see in the image the size of everything is extremely small and very difficult to see.
This issue appears exclusively with this software.
How can I resolve it?
I also faced a similar issue when installed this on Windows 10. The issue has to do with compatibility settings.
I have fixed it following the steps given below:
Get shortcut of sqldeveloper at your desktop
Ensure that you have admin rights in your PC
Right Click on sqldeveloper icon and select Properties.
Go to the Compatibility tab:
Compatibility mode change it to windows 7
Check the option of Override high DPI scaling beaviour
Select "System" in drop down below
Apply
Re-Launch the application
I guess this is a subjective statement - but that doesn't appear SMALL to me.
However, if you're using an OS accessibility feature to increase the size of text in your applications, the new 'Welcome Page' can interfere with that.
Uncheck 'show on startup' in the Welcome page
Restart SQL Developer.
You should be good.
The Welcome page uses JavaFX to render some HTML and this is apparently getting in the way due to a Java bug. We're looking to mitigate or fix this for a future release.
If that doesn't work, you can also try to actually increase the UI font size.
I talk about how to do that here
This is what it looks like bumped up to font size 14
Find your ide.properties file.
Windows: It's in your OS User's AppData, Roaming, SQL Developer, systemX.Y.Z..., o.sqldeveloper directory where X.Y.Z... represents your version of SQL Developer.
Linux/Mac: It's in your $HOME/.sqldeveloper, systemX.Y.Z, o.sqldeveloper directory.
You’ll notice this file is VERY well documented. There’s a section that speaks to Windows in particular. To change the default size for all look and feels, add this line, the uncommented one:
# To modify the font size for a particular locale under all
# look-and-feels, set the Ide.FontSize.<languageID> property. For
# example:
Ide.FontSize.en=14
2018 Update
On my 4k Mac Mini (2018 build if that matters):
Oracle 8 JDK
SQL Developer 18.3
Mac OS X look and feel
Ide.FontSize=21
This is how SQL Developer looks:
I changed font style and size from available settings from SQL developer.
We can change using Tools -> Preferences ->Code Editor -> Fonts
Fixed this for myself in Oracle Linux 8, but is also worth trying in RHEL and Fedora, if you use either of those.
If SQL Developer is running, close it.
With superuser privileges, open the following file for editing:
sudo nano /opt/sqldeveloper/sqldeveloper/bin/sqldeveloper.conf
Add the following two lines at the end:
AddVMOption -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=2
AddVMOption -Dsun.java2d.uiScale.enabled=true
Restart SQL Developer.
If the interface still looks too small, or too big, change the uiScale value (untested).
I had the same issue,
if you still could not fix the problem with the given solutions, for me also worked the following:
Go to the Display Settings;
Go to scaling and "reset it": change to another scale, for example, 100% and then to your preferred scale;
This should force the SQL-Developer Window to your preferred scale, unfortunately you have to repeat this procedure after every new SQL-Developer launch.
change the setting from "Compatibility tab" as highlighted in the above post was the only way to make the icon much more larger
In case anyone landed here looking for the same answer for a newer version of Oracle SQL Developer (like I did)…
As of v22.2.1, for macOS the preferences are now located in Oracle SQL Developer --> Settings…
You can adjust the font style and size under Code Editor --> Fonts
Hope that helps!
I've added an FTP connection in Windows 7 by using "Map as Network Drive". This works great. But there is no working posibility to change the default view from "tiles" into e.g. "details". It always switches back to "tiles". After searching, trying and changing registry entries the behaviour didn't changed.
I love this feature but I hate this silly unchangable default view.
Please help me!
Have you tried this (after switching to details):
Tools -> Folder Options -> View -> Apply to Folders
I have a C# program which I made in Visual Studio. When I right click on my program executable in Explorer and click Properties>Details it says "Copyright © Hewlett-Packard Company". To troubleshoot I then created an empty Console Application, and it has the same copyright message.
Does anyone know how to fix this? I have tried some tutorials about regedit but they did not work.
Check out the Assembly Information dialog in your project properties.
In Solution Explorer you can right click on your project and select Properties. An Assembly Information button is in the Application tab.
I haven't tried this, but to change the default value, use regedit to modify
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\RegisteredOrganization
HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\RegisteredOrganization (x64 systems)
The answer by #Louis is correct. I'm just posting this to add some background information, and to vent my frustration at Hewlett-Packard for creating this stupid situation.
If you buy a Hewlett-Packard PC with Windows pre-installed (which is typical, unless you're in the IT dept. of a company that wipes the hard disk and installs a preconfigured disk image) then Hewlett-Packard has stupidly installed Windows with their name as the owner and owning organization.
Here are some links. I'm surprised there aren't even more frustrated customers complaining about this.
https://www.besttechie.com/forums/topic/11774-change-the-name-of-the-registered-owner-on-an-oem-machine/
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/howto/change-the-registered-owner-and-company-name-in-windows/
- see the comments
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/12fdb09b-472b-4634-991c-670e5f775365/upon-new-project-hewlettpackard-is-always-placed-in-the-assembly-company-name-field?forum=visualstudiogeneral
https://support.hp.com/in-en/document/bph05548
- is obsolete, doesn't include x64 registry entry
So the solution is to do this, as soon as you power up the new HP machine (otherwise this owner information will "pollute" all the programs you install):
Fix the RegisteredOrganization and RegisteredOwner registry information at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
If it's an x64 machine (and all machines are now), also fix the RegisteredOrganization and RegisteredOwner registry information at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
I'd imagine you're looking for the AssemblyInfo.Copyright Property. In order to modify this simply find the assembly.info class and modify it appropriately.
If you can't find it you can also use the Assembly Information Dialog as suggested by #Louis, which modifies the file for you.
I know I can create custom Form Factors in Visual Studio, but how do I export them (not available in "Tools | Import and Export Settings")?
If I set a WM form to use a custom Form Factor, save it in the repository, then someone else on the project gets that form from the repository it defaults back to "Windows Mobile 6 Classic".
I know there has to be an XML/XSLT file somewhere that stores my custom settings but I can't find it.
I found it.
On Windows 7 it can be found in: \Users\{username}\AppData\Local\Microsoft\CoreCon\1.0\conman_ds_platform.xslt.
On Windows XP it can be found in: \Documents and Settings\{username}\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\CoreCon\1.0\conman_ds_platform.xslt.