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  Windows XP has no native support for DX10 > I posted a link to a grid to see the history of DX and supported operating systems. I hope this helps.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX

• Support for PCIe storage

  Are they compatible? If so, which would you recommend?
  I'm under S30 with Windows 7.

  Official support for PCIe SSD didn't happen until the P500/700/900 series. However, PCIe SSD will work on the S30, albeit without bootable media.

  Since no hard drive have been officially qualified, should really a specific recommendation here. Many AHCI or NVMe with SSD should work without much effort, although anything NVMe will need a driver. My personal choice would go to Samsung or Intel, as I've had the most experience with them. Samsung can be done via PCIe cards m2 and Intel has some native PCIe solutions.

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• Does Windows natively support the aggregation of links?

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  Hi, Peacegump,

  For NIC teaming or link aggregation support, you will need to contact your provider network adapter or an OEM (for example, Dell offers a driver of consolidation).  They provide you with a driver that allows the grouping of NETWORK adapters, because Windows does not offer this feature in the core of the operating system.

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• Extreme SSD 120GB - No. TRIM support for Linux later? $150 wasted?

  I am a customer of Sandisk's long-term and generally been happy with their products.

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• Support for iTunes playlists?

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• Why microsoft does not update Windows 7 to add support for ID3 2.4 tags?

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  Hello Yvette,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community!

  I'm sorry to inform you that Explorer Windows and Windows Media Player can not handle the ID3 version 2.4tags in any version, up to and including Windows 7/Windows Media Player 12. Windows can understand ID3 until and including version 2.3.

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• Support for the development of the Playbook JSON

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  Although I do not know there are third-party libraries you might find with Google, I'll just note here that AIR 3 includes the JSON class as one of the API high level.

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/ActionScript/3/JSON.html

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  but I use it for my presentation machine and it works well... and... If he was hit or swept, office

  I wouldn't feel so bad...

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  It is not natively supported, but this will work.  It is not free, but there is a 30 day free trial and the alignment of trackpoint will be on the side.

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• Support for Android Smartphone

  Hello

  With regard to this documentation:

  Digital Publishing Suite help | Implementation of "renditions" to viewers Android native

  in the configuration section of your application for improved "rendition":

  "If you don't support the phone, for example, publish a special report that tells users that the application is not available on this type of device.

  From a UX perspective, this isn't a great workaround, the user sees the app on Google game, download, provided that the content is in the application, download the folio (for which an editor is charged 21 c probably) gets disappointed and potentially leave a bad review such as "downloaded on my Samsung Galaxy S5, no content. etc etc.

  Is not a better way to set the support enforcement at the level of the game of Google by unchecking the smartphone devices that appear in the list?

  And if so, does anyone have a list of smartphone devices in this list?

  

  There are almost 5 000 devices in this list. Try to uncheck all the ones Smartphone is a losing battle

  The subject of support for advanced rendering covers a case of use very, very, narrow where a handful of people don't want their content visible on a phone. The reality is that the native Android Viewer is quite capable of folios of Tablet size display on phones. The content will scale down and with our pinch and zoom support readers can zoom in to read the content. This is not an unusual experience for phone users, there are in many other applications as well.

  For the vast majority of our customers, the correct approach (if you don't want a custom picture size phone) is to publish a folio for the Android tablets which is then displayed on the tablets and phones and ignore the advanced feature of rendering completely.

  Neil

• Support for Kindle

  Hello

  With the old Android app, it is always possible to build for Kindle - even if users can not directly charged for the content. The new native application does not currently support Kindle. Is supported for Kindle will end of life or can we expect to see Kindle supporting him in the new application?

  Hello

  There are no plans to add support for Kindle in the native Viewer.

  Thank you

  Dave

• Any good native extensions for iOS yet?

  Hello

  I wonder if there is any native extensions that can be used around again for the features of iOS?

  I've found these: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/native-extensions-for-air.html which seems to be especially tech-demos (battery, network info etc.). I thought at least in-app-purchases, support Game Center, IAD, alertbox etc. should have been released now?

  Since I have no knowledge in objective-c, I can't do it myself, but I'd be happy to pay for DONKEY - files that can be used in real projects.

  / Karl

  to the original question - I had extensions for iOS Game Center and AdMob Android (commercial) -.

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  iOS Game Center Extension for AIR

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• Support for zoom

  Has anyone used MacKeeper and then Zoom support for aid in line with mac?  I have a mac book (not pro).

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• No support for npapi plugin?

  Hi, we use software that is based on JAVA for our clients to access our services. As I read in some news, support for NPAPI plugins will end in the 64-bit version of firefox 41 (so java no longer be supported). This is only version 64-bit windows or Linux and Mac also being targeted? We need this information so that we can tell our customers that we always support the browsers.
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  Only the start of Firefox Win64 41,0 + version will have only whitelisted Flash Player 64-bit for now.

  64 bit versions of Mac OSX and Linux may continue to use other plugins compatible 64-bit in addition to Flash Player.

  That the Firefox 42.0 is the current target for Win64 version as was 41.0 previously. The Fx Win64 41.0 b # is based on the beta channel will be affected by the white list.

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  Mozilla has not announced a given as to when support for WinXp SP3 will end.