My GlassFish UI Language is not in English, how to change this?
The language is set based on your browsers locale preferences, so you only need to change them and reload the page.
In Firefox you can do this under Preferences - Content - Languages
In Chrome/Chromium just search for "language" in the preferences search.
If changing the preferred browser locale is not an option for you, you can also download the english only version of Glassfish.
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I installed the Productivity Power Tools extension in Visual Studio VS2017.
This extension installed other extensions for me as designed, amongst others Custom Document Well.
I would like to configure Custom Document Well, but I cannot seem to find its configuration page any more.
It used to be under Tools|Options|Productivity Power Tools in previous version of the extension (where all others were bundled into one extension), but the makers of Productivity Power Tools say "there is no longer a need for the page" any more in their market place page.
How can I now configure Custom Document Well extension ?
I've just installed this extension and had the very same doubt. After a little digging I found that the configuration is still under the very same route you describe:
Tools => Options => Productivity Power Tools => Custom Document Well
Maybe it was added in a more recent version (and wasn't there at the time of posting the question). The missing page is the one you select all the active functions, that where separated into individual extensions, so that page doesn't makes sense anymore. But the configuration of each individual component is still there as it always was when the extension was complete.
I am using chrome for web development and as my main browser. I have installed some extensions that I am using only for development like JSONView.
In most cases such kind of extensions requiring some extra permissions, like
Read and change all your data on the websites you visit
Is there any way to separate use of this extensions only for development and not use when I am logged in in something personal. So even if some extension will want still some personal data, that will not be possible.
Use multiple Chrome profiles.
Each profile has its own data and its own set of extensions.
As long as you don't install any extensions that can access the filesystem, they're completely separate.
I'm trying to implement a STT(SpeechToText) app in VS2012 Express that should recognize Portuguese phrases and show it in a TextBlock. I've already tried to change Speech Settings on the Emulator to Portuguese, but when I run the program, it says that "the language is not supported". Could anyone help me?
Not all even installed languages support dictation recognition.
You can get supported languages list like follow:
IReadOnlyCollection<SpeechRecognizerInformation> speechRecognizers = InstalledSpeechRecognizers.All;
If I'm not mistaken only pt-BR is supported. So you may need change region to Brazil to make it work in Portuguese.
Is there any chrome extention, which will detect any webste's cms (such: wp/ joonla), plateform such: php/asp etc.
even help to get any more information.
I need now such type detector.
Here are two extensions that will detect Javascript libraries or CMS frameworks that are being used by a site:
Frameworks and Appspector
You aren't going to find an extension that shows whether PHP or ASP are used because those are server-side technologies and they don't consistently send anything to the client that would enable an extension to detect with 100% accuracy that they are being used.
We are looking for an easy way for our users to download and install a small client widget (it is a windows app) used with our (much larger) web app.
Our web app is currently only supported in Chrome.
Our concern is that the clickonce support piece may be missing from most Chrome installs.
The questions:
-- Is clickonce really going to be useful in this situation?
-- What is the best option for "one click" download-and-install for Chrome on windows?
ClickOnce uses NPAPI which is being removed from Chrome. You will need to look at NaCl, Native Messaging or PPAPI instead of ClickOnce. There used to be browser extensions that you could use, however they have been removed from the store (or no longer work).
Using Chrome should not matter, so yes Click once will be useful in this situation.
The only thing you need to worry about is your clients using Windows and the appropriate version of the .net framework. I hope this helps.