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How to screen shot a UAC prompt?
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Windows 8.1 When I try to launch gpedit.msc according this info, Windows can't find such file.
How can I get the screen of the UAC-window with a question of confirmation on start of the program? I need it in a sample of my documentation. I press the Print Screen button, but the clipboard has nothing.
I found decission here. I tried "Method 2" and it works fine.
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Prevent screen capture in an iOS app
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HI I am developing an app using Xamarin Forms PCL project. I want to restrict user from taking screenshot in my ios app . How can I prevent user from taking screenshot?
As far as I'm aware you can't prevent screenshots, using xamarin won't change anything about this. But you can detect them (like snapchat does) see.
It is impossible to prevent user from taking screenshots in iOS (as far as I know), currently. The operating system itself only can restrict users from taking screenshots, currently (also).
Still you can do something to make the process of taking screenshots harder. Users need to press the sleep/wake button and the home button in order to take screenshots and it needs both hands. So you can implement a way to show the data only when the user touches someplace in the screen. Such a mechanism would be great in this case.
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How to use/attach an existing browser using Selenium?
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Closed 7 years ago.
I ususally attach the IE window with the below code like
b=Watir::IE.attach(:index,0)
Could anyone please suggest me how to attach the Chrome and Firefox browser like I shown above
You will need to use plugins for this.
Please have a look at:
The chrome driver
& Firefox driver
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Simple Application to switch Primary dispay
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Closed 5 years ago.
I frequently switch my desktop from the LCD monitor to the TV (HDMI output from an Nvidia 660 gtx) and back. To do this is fairly cumbersome - and I want to make it very simple for the kids too. Currently I have to right click the desktop -> Screen resolution -> Multiple Displays -> Show desktop only on 1 -> ok. Then go to the TV and click ok on the 'is this resolution ok' prompt.
I'd like one button - and preferably no prompt on the other device.
Any idea what part of the windows API I need to be looking at? Maybe I can do it through a shell command?
Any pointers would be welcome as I don't know where to start.
There is a keyboard shortcut in Windows 7 which may do what you want.... Windows + P
I have found 3 different links that describe possible solutions for your problem. An monitor switcher application in WPF, a description for windows xp and a forum post about the topic. All within the first and second google page, maybe you can find your answer there?
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Register as Login Item with Cocoa?
My Cocoa program needs to add an application to the start-up menu on a Mac.
Please let me know of any Cocoa code samples for doing this.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Anisha
There’s no such thing as start-up menu on Mac OS X. If you’re referring to login items, then your question is a duplicate of Register as Login Item with Cocoa?.
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Windows Phone 7 close application
Close a WP7 application programatically?
Is there a way to programmatically quit my App? (Windows Phone 7)
Hi All,
Is there any way to exit application in windows phone 7. My problem with EULA.xaml and MainPage.xaml is solved but have to exit my app on MainPage.xaml in either of the cases.
Thanks in advance.
There is no standard API to do this in WP7-Silverlight. The trick is that you can throw an un-handled exception and that can cause the app to break and go to start menu of WindowsPhone.
public class ExitException :Exception {}
and throw this where ever you want to quit.
throw new ExitException();
This is what you need