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I don't have Administrator role on the present computer I am using in my office.
I want to share one folder to Public (to my colleagues). How can I do this?
I am using Windows XP OS.
Help is much appreciated.
I don't have WinXP here, but I believe this should work even if you are not an admin (though it may depend on your user rights):
create the folder "Public"
click it with right mouse button
choose "Properties"
choose "Sharing"
click "Share..." and specify the details
The details may depend on whether you are a domain user (in which case e.g. "Everyone" does not mean literally everyone, just all users from your domain), etc.
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I have a MSI that creates it's default folder in Users*\Appdata\Roaming but the machines on which we have to execute the msi are all newly built. There are no users logged on. Is there an VBS or any suggestion that can execute this.
You might not realize it, but your question is pretty broad. There's an abundance of methods you could use to achieve this result. The easiest would likely be to scrape the host fqdn's, iterate over the list, and use powershell to invoke-command an install action.
A preferred method would be to use some sort of configuration management. Be it Chef, Ansible, Puppet, etc. Though this requires some implementation and architecture which will necessitate some planning.
A package manager would likely be helpful too, chocolatey, nuget, etc.
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How can i create a suite app and deploy it from suitecloud IDE (eclipse).I cant find an option to create a suiteapp ,were would i find it ?
To my understanding SuiteApps are just Bundles, you don't need SuiteCloud IDE to create one. Although I don't think there's only one way to have a SuiteApp. I see some are just bundles but some get more complex and they may require a guy to login to the account and install it and configure it manually, or a combination of both.
You need to have at least a SDN Select Account in order to have your SuiteApp listed on www.suiteapp.com . You get access to help on how to get it done and more. Once your SuiteApp is listed there people who are interested in your SuiteApp will contact you by filling a form.
More info here: http://www.netsuite.com/portal/common/pdf/ds-sdn.pdf
Also, if you want your SuiteApp to have the "Built for Netsuite" certification you need to check this out too: http://www.netsuite.com/portal/developers/built-for-netsuite.shtml
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I'm trying to set up test users using the "roles" tab in the facebook developer app but it is capping the number of test users I can add at 6 even though this http://developers.facebook.com/docs/test_users/ link says that you can add up to 500! When I try to add more by selecting 10 on the drop down menu it seems to be doing some processing but when it finishes nothing has been added.
Does anyone know why I am being capped at this number?
Facebook's interface for creating and managing test users is hell. Get the free FacebookTestUserManager (Windows only) and save yourself the headache. It's less buggy than Facebook's web interface.
If you're on a mac, google around there are other standalone test user managers out there.
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My question is very simple and it's in the title:
"Is it possible to make a open source app for Facebook?"
If so, how do you manage things in the app which are supposed to be private (like the api_id I think)?
Yeah, of course. You just keep things like your app_id outside of your source repository (i.e. you have to manually copy it to your host server, to keep it out of the public eye).
This is how you would run any open source application that has "secrets" - which is a lot of them. You just put a dummy file in its place that says something like, "Put your secrets in this file", and you're done. Don't over think it. :D
See the question, ActionMailer password security, for a specific example.
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I'm currently using the notepad++ as my code editor..since it was so quick to start i'm pretty much like this..but i have a problem regarding the explorer plugin..i can't add the network drive so that i can access the shared document from other workstation. only the drive C and D showed up. How to show the network drive in the explorer plugin?
The explorer plugin won't show a mapped network drive, but the light explorer plugin will. Both of these are available in the plugin manager.
EDIT: I answered this extremely old question because it is the top Google result for this search, so it may as well have the correct answer.
Assuming you are using Light Explorer plugin.
By mapping your network drive with a drive letter, that should show up in the explorer tree.