Automatic shutdown of the inactive applications
We have a lot of legacy applications that are regularly used by our group of users. These applications can be used once in the morning and then sat idle, with the memory and system resources for the rest of the day until what applications are shut down for the backup process. Is there a way to configure Essbase to stop applications that have been inactive for a while?Thank you.
Glenn
There is has nothing built into the system to do this.
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There are instructions on this page to manage and automatic shutdown iTunes-renewal of subscriptions: view, change or cancel your subscription - Apple Support
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I can not pair my Apple Watch with my iphone 6 s so true the automatic procedure freezes the app on my iphone. If manually matching the 6 digit code will appear on the Apple Watch. I have the current ios 10.0.1
does anyone have a solution to this?
Hello
The following steps can help (try again after each):
- On your iPhone, in the application of the watch, go to: Watch My > general > use > software update - remove any file update, if one is displayed.
- Delete all profiles beta (on your iPhone and/or the watch), then restart both devices (this applies only if you have already participated in a program of Apple Beta software).
- Restart your iPhone and your watch:
- Close open applications on your iPhone:
- Double-click the Home button, and then drag upward on each Preview app to close.
- Close the two devices together, and then restart your iPhone first.
- Close open applications on your iPhone:
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Why has my Automatic rotation of the ipad stopped when I pass the vertical horizontal screen remains in the vertical position?
Not all applications are supported both orientations. If you experience of this with an app that should work, you know, you most likely locked up the switch of direction. Drag your finger from the bottom of the screen bezel to display Control Center. Tap on the lock with a circular arrow icon.
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Cannot answer calls unless Skype is the active application
When people call me Skype or a landline, I see and hear the same indication of an incoming call that I've always seen and heard. But unless Skype is the active application, Skype I am already in a call and sends an incoming call to voicemail in less than half a second, which of course is usually too fast for me to switch to Skype and answer the call. I checked my status, and it is online when this happens (I never set it to busy). I have never changed my call settings. They tell even Skype give me ten seconds to answer before sending people to your voicemail.
I am running version 7.0.0.102, auto-updated. It looks like this bug started when they come out of the UI is radically different, whenever it is, a month or two before.
So messed up.
TIA for any help.
Yes. Disable automatic updates.
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Change the appearance of the windows of the inactive VI
Hello!
I'm working on a software that called screw under different and they all open as new windows in front of the main one. The problem is that these windows are usually smaller than the original VI and the amount of orders that you see on the screen is sometimes a bit boring. You would see the VI parent on the region covering the new window. I want to do is to have the parent VI change its brightness or perhaps have a "fog effect" on it so that attracts your attention is the currently active VI. I apologise for the confused explanation, but I don't know how to make me "understandable." I found an article that explains how to change the background color of the VI, however, I have an image as the background of the application, so the color change will have no effect. What I want is something similar to what happens when Windows Vista asks you administrator rights to perform an action, if all remaining screen gets darker and brings attention to the dialog box.
Thanks in advance for the help!
Kind regards
Giovanni
Hello!
First of all, thanks a lot for your quick help. Unfortunately, I am running LabVIEW 7, so I couldn't find the integrated function of transparency. I checked the tst library and used its transparency Subvi on the inactive window whenever a new window opens.
I made a few changes to add comments of my research on MSDN about the functions used, so in case anyone feels helpul, here the VI.
I appreciate the contribution of all.
Giovanni Pace
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