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The MSI Installer link on this page appears to be incorrect. Clicking it just results in a redirect back to the same page. I can download the source code, but the notes on this page say to install the app via the MSI before running it in Visual Studio. Is there an MSI actually available somewhere? Thanks.
I did it with the below steps. 1. Download "Tasks.Show.Source.zip". 2. Unzip the file. 3. Run "setup.exe" in "Todo.Show-1.0- setup\Debug" folder.
I found setup.exe in debug directory and I am learning the essentials of VC++ and VC# programming. Thank you.
I have been using Task.Show at work highly successfully for a week now, real pleasure to work with and look at! I was hoping to find a public repository somewhere where us interested parties could submit changes or fixes. I have found this on GitHub: https://github.com/thinkpixell ab/Tasks.Show Whilst the projects appear similar, the licences do not match up.
I would like to use this nice application on several machines and therefore would like to share the datafile. There are several ways: 1. Sync the datafile using Live Mesh or Dropbox 2. Carry the datefile on a USB stick 2. Store the data with a central webservice. #1 Problem: Live Mesh does not allow you to sync the AppData folder. Solution: make save folder configurable. #2 Problem: Navigating to the AppData folder and copying the file to USB. Solution: make save folder configurable. #3 Problem: There is no webservice ;-) Solution: Host a webservice in the cloud. (nice demo app!) I can make the adjustment to the code myself but I do think others would like this feature too.
If you develop this features, please share it with us, It would be such a nice addition to it!
The project compiles and runs correctly, but when I try to open MainWindow.xaml and switch to VS 2010 designer I get the following errors: System.Reflection.TargetInvoca tionException Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. System.Windows. Markup.XamlPars eException Provide value on 'System.Windows .Markup.StaticR esourceHolder' threw an exception. at System.Windows. Markup.XamlRead er.RewrapExcept ion(Exception e, Uri baseUri) at System.Windows. FrameworkTempla te.LoadTemplate Xaml(XamlReader templateReader, XamlObjectWrite r currentWriter) at System.Windows. FrameworkTempla te.LoadTemplate Xaml(XamlObject Writer objectWriter) at System.Windows. FrameworkTempla te.LoadOptimize dTemplateConten t(DependencyObj ect container, IComponentConne ctor componentConnec tor, IStyleConnector styleConnector, List`1 affectedChildre n, UncommonField`1 templatedNonFeC hildrenField) System.Exceptio n Cannot find resource named 'LineScrollView er'. Resource names are case sensitive. at System.Windows. StaticResourceE xtension.Provid eValueInternal( IServiceProvide r serviceProvider , Boolean allowDeferredRe ference)
The windows activates, but doesn't show. Adding this to this_hotkey in MainWindow.xaml.cs fixes it. private void this_hotkey(obj ect sender, EventArgs args) { if (this.WindowSta te == WindowState.Min imized) { this.WindowStat e = WindowState.Nor mal; } this.Activate() ; m_rootViewModel .Tasks.ShowNewT ask(); }
Hello, I am using Task.Show and I think it is a great application, but I have this problem after that I rebooted Windows 7 and started Task.Show none of all tasks I input are showing up. What is the problem? There is anyway to troubleshoot? Thanks