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I'm trying to use a webpage as an entry point for a kiosk. The html will be run in local, I need two things: <a href="c:\Users\Admin\Documents">... Which works like a charm And.. <a href="c:\Program Files\Windows Live\Mail\wlmail.exe">... (program just an example, all programs are the same) Which works but.. it prompts to download the file then you are prompted to start it.. Is there any way to do this directly, like click and bam you opened notepad.exe? Maybe using a java applet? Thank you Thank EDIT: I know it can't be done remotely, I'm talking about local files. The file will be accessed

I have a quad core system with third party application that once in a while spins several processes (always the same executable but several instances of it) and takes 100% of CPU time. I also have a couple of web services running on the same box (IIS and third party). The problem with the all cores being busy is that it makes this third party web server to timeout (IIS works fine though, just slower than usual). I have no control over third party web server, it's a part of the bigger product and has to be operational. So, I tried to play with processor affinity (via SysInternals Process

On windows 10 when we create a program named main.exe or rename a program to main.exe , the program will show a pop up as seen here : There is 2 different pop up than can be shown : -the game bar one (French and English version): -the screenshot one : (In English: Press Win + Alt + PrintScreen to take a screenshot) I originally discovered the problem while using python and cx_freeze, I have tested this on multiple programs, including (as seen above) renaming notepad++.exe to main.exe , and each time, one of the pop up was there, We can also note that the pop up appears alternatively (one game

I have been working on a project alone for more than two years for a company. The project is a really big one using rxtx to communicate with a hardware device. I used Java 8 and JAVAFX for the UI. Now it is almost finished and I am starting to search how to deliver the end user application that the company will distribute over its clients. The problem is that the company I am working with wants the code to be non reachable when the software is between final clients hands because the Java code contains some extremely sensitive information that could have very bad consequences for the company if

I'm working with a managed EXE file that crashes immediately when run. Usually I'd expect a dialog which allows an option to launch the debugger, but no such luck in this case. Also, the program crashes too quickly for me to use attach to process in Visual Studio. What is the solution? Michael Stum If you have WinDbg installed, use menu File → Open Executable to open the application directly under the debugger and automatically break immediately. You can then use the commands under Debug (i.e., Go ) to execute it normally and debug it. Also load the SOS Extensions . Not as nice as Visual

Does anyone know if there's a windows Python executable creator program available now that supports Python 3.0.1? It seems that py2exe and pyInstaller, along with all the rest I've found, still aren't anywhere close to supporting 3.0 or 3.0.1. Any help is greatly appreciated. Edit: I guess I could downgrade the program to an older version of Python to make it work with py2exe. The hardest part will probably be using an older version of Tkinter. Has anyone had luck with using py2exe or pyInstaller (or another windows-friendly program) to create an executable that uses Tkinter as well as

I have a bash file that does some file manipulation. I don't want to have to open the terminal every time I run it. Is there a way to make the program run when I double click it? (Like a windows .exe file) Thanks You can add a ".command" extension to the filename -- then double-clicking it will automatically open Terminal and run the script in a new window. Note: this assumes you still want to watch/interact with the script via a Terminal interface; if you want to avoid this as well, wrapping the script with Platypus, AppleScript, or Automator (as Zifei and Ned suggest) would be better options