BOM and Windows 8.1

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Terry Bottorff	Terry Bottorff posted 10 Years Ago HOT Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 448, Visits: 12K	Just got a new machine with Win 8.1 and I am using VS2013. I seem to be able to run VS and Strataframe(Lastest Version) seems to load ok. It does keep asking me about building toolbox but I know I could check don't ask again and that would probably go away. But that is not the real issue. I was able to create a database using DDT but now I am trying to run the Business Object Mapper and I get the errors found in the attached pictures. I am sure it is rights but I am trying to run every thing as an Admin but I don't know about the BOM. Any advise would be appreciated. TIA. Attachments RegistryError.PNG (144 views, 31.00 KB) RegistryError2.PNG (135 views, 15.00 KB) Tags BOM Running BOM Win8.1
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BOM and Windows 8.1

Terry Bottorff - 10 Years Ago

Hi Terry, You need to run VS as an Administrator. You may also need...

Edhy Rijo - 10 Years Ago

Windows 8 and 8.1 have been two of the most annoying releases from...

Trent L. Taylor - 10 Years Ago

OK now that I have run VS as administrator I seem to be able to run...

Terry Bottorff - 10 Years Ago

I recreated the form and added all the fields to it at one time and it...

Terry Bottorff - 10 Years Ago

Hi Terry, Glad it is working.

Edhy Rijo - 10 Years Ago

Well it worked if I added every field at one time, BUT if I add some...

Terry Bottorff - 10 Years Ago

Terry: Without reproducing the index out of bounds, it is hard to...

Trent L. Taylor - 10 Years Ago

Yes the other pictures are dealing with the # signs showing up. I'll...

Terry Bottorff - 10 Years Ago

MicroFour.StrataFrame.UI.Localization.DebugMode = true; I tried...

Terry Bottorff - 10 Years Ago

Terry, the property is directly on the Localization class. The fact...

Trent L. Taylor - 10 Years Ago

In the Object Browser I found the Property but I still am not sure how...

Terry Bottorff - 10 Years Ago

It is a static class property, so you don't have to create an instance...

Trent L. Taylor - 10 Years Ago

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