I have created a Setup Wizard installer in Visual Studio 2017. My application is installed but the Control Panel|Programs and Features does not show the correct Name or the Publisher. The name shows up as "Setup" and the Publisher is "Default Company Name".
I have added the company certificate to the executable project and have defined the "Publisher Name" and "Product Name" on the "Publish Options" dialog.
How do I define these items, either in the application project or the setup project, so they show up in the "Programs and Features" correctly?
Right clicking on the setup project and selecting the Properties from the popup menu brings up a Build properties dialog that does not have the information.
Click on the setup project in the Solution Explorer and then open the Properties Pane. Edit the Manufacturer and the ProductName properties.
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I am not finding "Launch Automatic Page Generator" in setting option of github(version 2.26.0.windows.1) how to get it
There is no automatic page generator button in GitHub anymore, I am not able to find it in any of my repos. GitHub now uses Jekyll to make the pages.
Instead, you can do the following to create a GitHub webpage: Go to github.com/YOUR_REPO_NAME/settings/ then scroll down to the GitHub Pages section and select the "Choose a theme" button. Then choose a theme and select the green "Chose theme" button. Now create an index.html in the master branch and create your page there.
Even the "Choose a theme" button might disappear, from Aug. 2022:
GitHub Pages: Deprecating the theme picker
Today (Aug. 22, 2022), we are deprecating the theme picker we introduced in 2012 for GitHub Pages.
While this experience allowed users to preview a theme in the user interface, we are doing this to increase the security of github.com.
You can of course continue to use any Jekyll theme you want with Pages, and publish beautiful sites with a small configuration change.
Is it possible to rename a Google Cloud Platform project? If so, how?
I don't need to change the project ID or number. But I do want to change the project name (the name used by/for humans to identify a cloud platform project).
Thanks for any tips!
Use the hamburger menu in the top left to switch to the "IAM & Admin" section
Click Settings
Type the new name
Press Save
Reload the page
For those wondering how to change the project ID, the official documentation says:
A project ID cannot be changed after the project is created, so if you are creating a new project, be sure to choose an ID that you'll be comfortable using for the lifetime of the project.
The easiest way it to go via the hamburger menu in the top left > "IAM & Admin" > Settings.
These are the screenshots to the Google Cloud Product Settings
You can change the project name using gcloud projects update command.
First of all, you need to get the associated project ID.
gcloud projects list
Here is the example command.
gcloud projects update your-old-project-id --name="New project name"
For more information please refer this official documentation.
Note: You cannot change the ID of a project's ID or Number,you can only change the Name.
It seems that the Google console menus have changed since #Sphinxxx posted an answer to this question in 2017. (Unless for some reason my Google account is different than others. Please correct me if I'm wrong.)
It is still possible to rename the project, but in order to get to the Settings page, you must first go through the "IAM & admin" menu. Here are the steps I did:
Choose the project name from the menu just to the right of "Google APIs"
Open the navigation menu by clicking on the three bars ("hamburger") just to the left of "Google APIs"
Hover over IAM & admin in order to see that menu
Click on Settings to open the settings page where you can modify the project name
Screen shot of IAM & admin menu
NOTE: it is also possible to directly go to the settings page via the URL using the project id:
- https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/settings?project=your-project-id
Use the hamburger menu in the top left to switch to the "IAM & Admin" section.
Click Settings.
Type the new name.
Press Save.
Reload the page
Go to IAM
Settings
Rename your project
The easiest way to change your project in a few seconds is to:
Click on the three dots on the left of your profile and then on the Project settings. No matter where you are now in the console, this option will be available.
Change your project name and Click SAVE.
I got a task to customize the list view in SharePoint Designer 2013 . Unfortunately , i don't see List View Tools tab in my SharePoint Designer 2013. Even if i click anywhere in the web part code , i don't get it.
How to enable the List View tools tab in SharePoint Designer 2013 ?
With List View Tools :
Without List View Tools :
Bizarrely, Edit the Web Part properties and tick Miscellaneous > Server Render. I know on Tasks view webparts that this disables the Timeline and Complete icon functionality but it
enables the List View Tools and
enables valid filtering (with Server Render unticked, the filtering is wrong!).
simple way...
Open the list in Sharepoint designer 2013.
Select tag and right click and then click on tag properties.
just click on the open button.
And DONE..u can now see the List View tool option.
In my case it worked when the page was created as "Web Part Page". By default, if you select "Add a page" SharePoint creates it as "Wiki Page" and this functionality is not available.
Is it possible in asp.net to update or create a web service reference from a wsdl file on our local drives?
If so, could you please describe it ?
Follow these steps.
Open the Solution/Project in Visual Studio
Right Click on Solution Explorer on the project for which you want to add web reference.
Select Add Service Reference. (This will open a Add Service Reference dialogue box.)
Click on Advanced... button located at bottom of the dialogue box. (This will open another dialogue box named Service Reference Settings.)
Click on Add Web Reference button located at bottom of the dialogue box. (Again a dialogue box Add Web Reference would appear.)
Enter OR Copy & Paste full path for the WSDL file from your local drive as the URL.
Click on Go button besides the URL box.
Edit Web Reference Name if you want to.
Click on Add Reference.
And you are done.
It's been long time from accepted answer. If you are using VS2019 you can simply click on the service and select "Update..."
No need to add the service as Web Reference. You can do it setting the "Address" Field as the path of the file, for e.g.:
c:\contracts\mycontract.xml
and then "Go".
So, I have a c++ plugin dll for an app that supports plugins. The dll enumerates the Shell Folder for networks and displays your networks. It then allows you to invoke action on default Context Menu actions for those networks.
Now, if you invoke the action for say "Local Area Connection", it is the same as right-clicking on it and going to properties. However, the difference when I do it manually vs launching it through the app, is that the properties button for IPv4 and IPv6 properties is disabled. Which makes me wonder if it has something to do with permissions, but I have UAC set to lowest and I start the app with Admin privileges. I also added a manifest to the dll with admin permissions. Neither of these changes made any difference.
The action on the context menu is being called using InvokeCommand() of IContextMenu.
Any ideas?