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I am trying to disable the auto update on edge browser to freeze version 85.x.x(chromium based) installed on windows server 2019 without any luck. Can someone please help me with the exact working steps?
I would also appreciate any other ideas to freeze the version on edge browser.
Thanks in advance
I suggest you refer to the steps below that may help you to disable auto-update for the MS Edge Chromium browser.
Download the Edge policy template from this link.
Install the policy template by referring to this link.
Open the Local Group Policy editor.
Browse to the path below.
Computer configuration -> Administrative templates -> Microsoft Edge
update -> Applications
Find and double click on Update policy override default policy.
Click on the Enabled radio button and select Updates disabled option from the dropdown (you can select the update option that is suitable for your requirements).
click on the Apply button and then click on the OK button.
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I've seen this question asked and answered many times, but nothing has worked for me so far.
I'm using a Macbook Pro running Monterey 12.6, and installed Docker Desktop 4.12.0.
The application opens systematically at login, which I would like to avoid.
I have already switched off the automatic launching from the preferences menu.
This is my current configuration
I have also tried deleting the scripts from the LaunchAgents list with launchctl remove, but that hasn't helped either.
Has anything else worked for someone?
Thanks!
Did you try:
Docker >> Preferences >> Unselect Start Docker when you log in >> Apply & Restart
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I have uninstalled Mendeley on my Mac but the citation plugin still shows up in word. I have restarted my computer numerous times but still there. Not sure what I am doing wrong. Any suggestions would be helpful!
I have restarted my computer numerous times but still there. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
You can uninstall the MS plugin on Mendeley Desktop > Tools > Uninstall MS Word Plugin.
In your case, as you already uninstall the Mendeley Desktop, there's a way to remove by hand. According this thread/user, the steps are:
Open up Word and click on the main menu in the top left, and then
select "Word Options" towards the bottom of this menu.
From here
select "Add-Ins" on the left, and locate the "Mendeley-0.0.0.dot"
entry. The 0.0.0 number will reflect the respective version you have
installed. Next to it you will see the directory in which it is
located.
Here you can see more information about that too ("Citing Items in Word with the MS Word Plugin").
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Based on down votes I got, I decided to explain why I am asking this question.
I am writing a C# application that use the default printer.
The problem is when printing in Windows 10 through my application, the default printer is not returned as expected.
After some research, I found that it is a new feature developed by Microsoft: the last printer used for print is being the default one. However, that it is possible to turn this feature off.
Now, back to the original post:
I have Windows 10 installed and I am trying to turn off the "Let Windows manage my default printer" but I cannot find this option.
According to this answer, I tried to turn it off through regedit but the instance of LegacyDefaultPrinterMode is also not there.
Any idea why I cannot find turn off option?
Is there any other alternative to turn this flag off?
How to disable automatic default printer manager
1- Use the Windows Key + I keyboard shortcut to open Settings.
2- Navigate to Devices, then go to Printers & scanners, and disable the Let Windows manage my default printer.
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I am using Bluemix. I used to be able to locate the Globalization service, but now I can't find it. Where is it?
First of all, as an experimental service, the IBM Globalization service doesn't show up in the Bluemix catalog at all if you aren't logged in. So, to view the service in the catalog:
log in
go to the Catalog
scroll all the way to the bottom and you will see a beaker and a link to Bluemix labs with the title "Looking for something more? Click this..
You should now see IBM Globalization and other experimental services in the Bluemix labs page.
If you are binding or adding the service, the steps are similar:
click on "+ ADD A SERVICE OR API"
scroll all the way to the bottom and you will see a beaker and a link to Bluemix labs with the title "Looking for something more? Click this..
You should now see IBM Globalization and other experimental services in the Bluemix labs page.
Note,
If you just want to see the service info and read the docs, this direct link will get you there.
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Is there any Jira Plugin for Subversive that let's you choose the Jira Issue in the Subversive commit Dialog?
Backgound:
For now we write the Issue Number manually in each commit.
Problems:
accidentally committing to the wrong Issue because Number was mixed up
needs more time to switch from Jira to copy the number to Comit Dialog and paste it
atlassian connector for eclipse provides a way to import JIRA data into eclipse. Not sure if it lists the issues on commit screen. However, you won't have to switch windows at least.
Two other possibilities are:
a) the JIRA Commit Acceptance Plugin
https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugin/details/289
It allows to check if the issue does exists in JIRA and optionally if the committer has been assigned the issue.
b) TortoiseSVN Plugin
Allows to list issues (using a JIRA filter) and indicate for which issue the commit is being done
https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugin/details/10017
Although I strongly believe that the commit-to-issue linking should be handled in the server-side (not by trusting the SVN client), the JIRA Commit Acceptance Plugin mentioned in Francis' answer is not maintained for several years.
Earlier this year we analyzed its shortcomings, and built a new JIRA add-on to tackle the same problem using all modern JIRA features, like:
JQL for super-flexible conditions
P2 framework for fast installations and upgrades without JIRA restarts
Standard REST API
(The full comparison is available here.)
The new add-on called Commit Policy is available from the Atlassian Marketplace!
(Diclr: I'm a developer working on both the old and the new add-ons.)