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问题 As in title. Is there any way to achieve this? I have problem, because when you close remote desktop, gui and whole interface is being locked and any gui based applications or my autoit scripts won't work (they are crashing constantly). I tried using 'tscon.exe' but this works only on windows server 2008. 回答1: I have the same issue, and I resolved it doing the following: Connect to RD to your server with user "A" From the remote computer, connect to RD to localhost to user "B" (create it if

问题 As in title. Is there any way to achieve this? I have problem, because when you close remote desktop, gui and whole interface is being locked and any gui based applications or my autoit scripts won't work (they are crashing constantly). I tried using 'tscon.exe' but this works only on windows server 2008. 回答1: I have the same issue, and I resolved it doing the following: Connect to RD to your server with user "A" From the remote computer, connect to RD to localhost to user "B" (create it if

问题 When I export the default libgdx project as a runnable JAR file from eclipse and then run the .jar file, it simply pops up a black screen and then closes. When I run the project code from inside Eclispe, it works fine. The correct red screen with the "bad logic" logo is displayed by the program (this is what is supposed to happen). If I build the project from the command line using gradle with the command gradlew desktop:dist as instructed here and then run the jar that is created, it will

问题 When I export the default libgdx project as a runnable JAR file from eclipse and then run the .jar file, it simply pops up a black screen and then closes. When I run the project code from inside Eclispe, it works fine. The correct red screen with the "bad logic" logo is displayed by the program (this is what is supposed to happen). If I build the project from the command line using gradle with the command gradlew desktop:dist as instructed here and then run the jar that is created, it will

问题 I am developing a full-Flash site (Player 10.2). I need to know at runtime if code is running on a desktop/mouse computer or a mobile/touch device, so that I can differentiate the input mechanism. Is this by any means possible? 回答1: How's flash.system.Capabilities.version look? 回答2: Use flash.system.Capabilities.os to check. 回答3: For AIR 3.9: Capabilities.manufacturer returns "Adobe iOS" on ipad2, "Android Linux" on Galaxy s4. Capabilities.version returns "IOS 11,9,900,117" on ipad2 and "AND

问题 The Desktop.getDestop().open(File) launches the associated aplication to open the file. The Desktop class is available since Java 1.6 - http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/awt/Desktop.html How to do the same using the 1.4 Java version? 回答1: you can use the following to open files with the default application: /* build up command and launch */ String command = ""; String file = "FILE IN HERE"; if (isLinux()) { command = "xdg-open " + file; } else if (isWindows()) { command = "cmd /C

问题 Trying to create a WPF caliburn micro application that creates a separate desktop and shows its main window there. Problem: after the desktop is created and i switch there, no window is shown. namespace WpfThreads { class AppBootstrapper : Bootstrapper<WpfThreads.ViewModels.WpfThreadsViewModel> { protected override void OnStartup(object sender, StartupEventArgs e) { var desktop = Native.CreateDesktop("NewDesktop", 0, 0, 0, DESKTOP_READOBJECTS | DESKTOP_CREATEWINDOW | DESKTOP_CREATEMENU |

问题 I already know tkinter.Tk().attributes("-topmost", True) which makes the window stay on top all the time. But is there some way to make the window stay at the bottom all the time? I mean something like tkinter.Tk().attributes("-bottommost", True) or something like that. 回答1: No, there is no method in tkinter that forces the window to be below all other windows on the desktop. 回答2: There is not strictly a way to make a Tk window always underneath others. If your aim is to have a Tk application

问题 I have an application that runs in the background and changes the user's desktop background at set intervals. I would like to make it possible for the user to right click the desktop background and have the option to download the photo or advance to the next background, in addition to the normal windows right click options. Is there any way to do this in C#? The target OS is Windows 8.1, but if it could work across several versions of Windows, that would be great. Thanks to kennyzx for

问题 I wanted to use Chrome but it looks like Chrome for Android can't run extensions? And support in Firefox seems shaky. All I want is to request and execute remote CSS and JS files for a particular domain. I don't need any UI or anything. Not sure if I should just forge ahead with Firefox or perhaps think about rolling my own 'browser' with plugin embedded? 回答1: You can use the Firefox SDK, available here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK It allows you to develop for both