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is there any way to make IIS language as English? my OS is currently in Turkish so the IIS is.
My OS is windows vista home premium so AFAIK, I cannot change the language of it.
Have a look at the following article: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771836%28WS.10%29.aspx
Looks like you can change the globalization settings of .Net, but not sure about the UI for IIS. Since it is pretty well engrained within the operating system, you may have to change your system settings. Again, not 100% sure, but seems logical.
You must set English as the display language in the OS. You can do that in the Control Panel -> Region And Language -> Keyboards and Languages -> Display language (at least that is what it is in English.). Vista Ultimate will let you add any language pack for free. The other versions probably require a small payment for each additional language.
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I have a Virtual Machine Windows 7 (using VMWare) with opened Sublime Text 2.
Cleartype for the OS is enabled, but i don't see it's effect inside my text editor:
How can I fix that?
For some reason, not every font size in Sublime is rendered properly by ClearType, at least for some fonts, and this also varies depending on which version of Windows you're using. I've found through trial and error that either using Ctrl+/Ctrl- to increase/decrease the font size can help, as can altering the "font_size" option in Preferences -> Settings - User by increments of 0.5.
If nothing seems to work, try using different fonts - some may simply not look as good using Sublime's rendering engine.
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I am trying to start some mobile development adventure. The Windows Phone looks promising to me. But I don't want to take the wrong path.
So, what's the difference between WP7.5 and WP8 from a developer's perspective?
Will the skillset for WP7.5 still apply to WP8?
Difference? Nothing, really. The IDE is now VS2012, and you need Windows 8. The Emulator is running Hyper-V, and is a lot faster.
If you make games, you'll be have to learn DirectX instead of XNA. But for regular apps, there's no difference to the development.
You can of course use C++/CX now, should you wish it, but in reality everything is still C# 5 and XAML.
My recommendations would be to continue learning WP7, C# and XAML. Read about the new features in C# 5, specially async programming, and learn how it can enhance your development.
Right now we don't yet know the definitive details (unless someone with access to the preview SDK can expand on that) however it is unlikely that the basics will change too much.
Current standard WP7.5 apps should run on WP8 - Microsoft has said they will be centrally adjusting the apps for this compatibility.
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It can this is a silly question, but is it possible to handle files on Windows (XP, Vista or 7) like on the Mac?
I clarify: on the Mac you can rename or move a file even if it is currently used by an application, on Windows you simply cannot! There is a way to change this behavior with some black magic on the Registry?
If you are interested You can read about File locking and specific implementations in Windows and Mac here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_locking
I use unlocker to get around this problem in Windows. It's quite handy
http://www.emptyloop.com/unlocker/
No, there is no builtin solution to your problem and I haven't heard of any tool accomplishing that.
It's not possible because the file handling is done in a different way, which is also strongly influenced by the features of the different filesystems.
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I'm trying to make a GUI prototype for an Ipad app but my Operating system is Windows.
Can anyone tell what prototyping tool I should use, I don't want to use photo shop anyways
There are no such tools runs on windows. For preview your prototype design, There is a tool available on iPhone, iPad and MAC called ProtoView.
You may check it out on APP Store: http://bit.ly/protoview
ForeUI, a very useful and easy to use protyping tool, worked for me, It provides windows, Mac OS X, Wire Frame etc themes
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Is there any alternative to UltraMon to be able to quickly turn a screen on and off.
I'm using multiple monitors and but have a piece of software with features that doesn't work when two monitors are enabled.
Windows Vista, nvidia, using the windows control panel currently.
You could use any automation software to manipulate the control panel. I like AutoIT myself
BTW. Is this really a programming question? If it is then I'd advice to fix the software rather than look for hacky workarounds. Multiple and/or large monitors are becoming quite popular these days.
I've found that the easiest way to switch on/off the external monitor is to use Windows' own control panel. I have a workstation with two monitors, but one of them doubles as an external monitor for my laptop. When I need it for my laptop, I just flip it off using the control panel (right-click on the desktop and select "properties").