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A APROVAÇÃO, assim que talvez caos é um pouco uma palavra áspera aqui. Mas a prancheta dirigia-me recentemente porcas! Tudo que eu estava tentando fazer era lhe copí algum texto, e a operação estava falhando. Naturalmente, porque era um app ad hoc, eu não tive nenhum tipo da manipulação de erro. O app trabalhou a multa justa em um sistema, mas funcionar o app em um outro sistema (uma máquina virtual) resultou consistentemente na falha copí o texto à prancheta.

Finalmente, eu podia determinar que processo impedia que meu app ponha dados na prancheta, mas eu não encontrei ainda um workaround decent para quando o problema acontece. Não é crítico para mim, como o ato de copí o texto à prancheta é mais de um nicety do que uma exigência.

Em todo o caso, usando P/Invoke e System.Diagnostics, Eu encontrei que vmusrvc.exe - o PC virtual “usuário virtual da máquina presta serviços de manutenção” - teve a prancheta aberta. Usando os timestamps de Monitor Process's que perfila eventos

Um outro update ao IE6 e ao IE7 Imagens virtuais do PC que a equipe do IE nos makes de Microsoft disponíveis é disponível para o download no centro do Download de Microsoft. Precedentes expiraram em 2007-12-07; estes expiram em 2008-04-01.

As you might already know, the VS2008 VPC will be expired on Nov 1st, the VSTS team is going to release a new VPC with updated expiration date.  Detail in below,

As the final act in our saga of expiring VPCs, I’m happy to announce that we’ve reissued VPCs for VS2008 Beta2 with an updated expiration date.  You can find the updated links on the VS2008 download page:

• Visual Studio Team System 2008 Beta 2 Team Suite VPC
• Visual Studio Team System 2008 Beta 2 Team Suite & Team Foundation Server VPC

Thanks to everyone that has helped us get the word out about this situation and please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this might have caused you.  Needless to say, we’re taking steps now to ensure that we don’t make this particular mistake again.

Source from Jeff Beehler’s Blog — VS2008 Beta2 VPCs re-released

Previously, I had written about IE6 and IE7 Virtual PC images that the IE Team at Microsoft makes available. As the previous release of the VPCs has expired, a refresh release has been issued. The new release expires on 2007-12-07.

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If you need to run IE 6 and IE 7 on the same system for some reason (testing?), what are you supposed to do?

One solution is the “Multiple IE installer” from TredoSoft. I haven’t tried it, but it is certainly a novel approach. Looks like you can run IE3, IE4.01, IE5, IE5.5, and IE6 with it.

TredoSoft also provides instructions and a utility that allows you to run IE7 side-by-side with IE6. Again, I haven’t tried it, but it is good to know that it is available.

When I need to test different versions of the browser, I have as of late been relying on VPC images of Windows XP with IE6 and IE7 that have been provided by the IE team. The VPC images run with the free Virtual PC 2007. They expire on 2007-08-17, for various reasons, but the IE team has in the past provided a “refresh” for the IE6 VPC image when it last expired, and the expectation is that this will continue. The expiration-refresh cycle allows for control over how “old” an image is allowed to get - refreshes have the latest security patches installed so people aren’t left

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