The .NET Framework Repair Tool provides an option to repair the versions of .NET Framework that are installed on the computer (step 3 of the process in the "Repair Tool options" section). The tool requires the redistributable files of those versions to be available at the time of repair. By default, the tool downloads these packages from the internet during the repair. If your computer has limited or no internet connectivity, you should use Offline mode for the repair. To do this, specify the /addsource option together with the path of the folder that contains the redistributable files, as in the following example:
This Option includes renaming the global template file so that Word does not find it as expected when it restarts. This forces Word to re-create the global template file. By doing this, you save the original file in case you have to restore it. Be aware that when you rename the global template file, several settings are reset to their default values, including custom styles, custom toolbars, macros, and AutoText entries. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you save the global template file and do not delete it.Additionally, in certain situations, you may have more than one global template file. For example, this occurs if multiple versions of Word are running on the same computer, or if several workstation installations exist on the same computer. In these situations, make sure that you rename each global template file so that it clearly reflects the appropriate Word installation.
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The old global template file may contain customizations that can't be easily re-created. These customizations may include styles, macros, and AutoText entries. In this case, you may be able to copy the customizations from the old global template file to the new global template file by using the Organizer. For more information about how to use the Organizer to copy macros and styles, press F1 in Word to open Microsoft Word Help, type rename macros in the Search box, and then select Search to view the topic.
Project Manager has two main tabs: Explorer, which allows managing models, materials and other assets, and Asset Files, which helps managing links used in the current scene.The Explorer tab is divided into four separate tabs. In these tabs, users can organize and structure the following asset categories: 3D Models, Materials, Textures and IES Photometric files.This unrivalled feature provides users with instant access to external files directly from 3ds Max. To help organize numerous external folder directories in Project Manager, you can create virtual Catalogs and add there directories from your hard drive.Catalogs are designed to help structure and provide easy access to long lists of external folders. Catalogs are virtual in nature, hence do not affect or duplicate the original folders on your hard drive.
Each of the four tabs (3D Models, Materials, Textures, IES Photometric files) contains the Categories section (formerly called Favorites). Categories are an alternative way to simplify access to frequently used 3D Files and Materials and to quickly filter/search for specific assets among them. The unique and intuitive search system of the plugin allows users to locate assets by name, description, and categories. Descriptions can be added to 3ds Max files, IES photometric files, Materials, and images. Project Manager makes dealing with large and complex 3d projects swift and easy.Complex and heavy scenes become much more manageable, easier to access and handle, easier to navigate through. The plugin also supports interactive synchronization of the folder tree when working in the team mode.
Also, as its name suggests, this tool allows users to render previews for asset files. 3D models, Material libraries, and IES files are supported. This tool works with most 3d file formats, such as max, 3ds, fbx, vrmesh, abc, cgeo, and many more.
Thus, the plugin allows creating complex materials and textures without breaking a sweat just by dragging and dropping the necessary files right onto the models or into the Material Editor.
Finally, the asset tracking system of Project Manager provides users with the unique capability to promptly fix missing files from scenes and/or xreferences, collect and replace files, search and relink missing files, categorize and archive assets.
Improve messages printed when there is a problem with the license, and indicate the property name of the key id currently used to help identify the problematic property set when the license key file contains multiple keys.
Fix jar files being signed with an older code signing certificate (expiring on 2020-12-15 but with a timestamp valid until 2027-06-27). The new certificate is the same as the one used to sign Windows binaries and expires on 2023-11-19 with a timestamp valid until 2031-01-06.
Fix a log rolling issue if the current log file was manually deleted or if it did not exist because the logging was temporarily turned off. The WRAPPER, JVM, SIZE_OR_WRAPPER, SIZE_OR_JVM modes were still rolling the old files and the most recent one ended up having a roll number of "2". Now the rolling occurs only when a log file without roll number exists.
Add a log message when a wildcard classpath, defined with a wrapper.java.classpath. property, does not match any files. The log level is controlled with the wrapper.java.classpath.missing.loglevel property.
Modify the way the -q, -qs and -qp arguments work to query the status or permissions of a Windows Service. The configuration file is now required. This change is not compatible with the implementation in 3.5.43.
Add new '--conf-optional' option to be used when customizing the Wrapper. It allows the target executable to run without configuration file if the configuration has been embedded as a binary resource. Without this option, the configuration file will be required. Previously, Wrapper binaries with embedded configuration were allowed to run without configuration file, but could potentially fail when launching the application.
Change the name of default configuration file to be the value of 'WRAPPER_BASE_NAME' suffixed with '.conf'. This means that the default configuration file when using the delta pack will no longer include the OS, architecture and bits.
No longer stop the Wrapper when failing to write the lockfile on Windows, and allow it to be written by Windows Services. These changes were made to match with the behavior on Unix. The lockfile is not used by the Windows system, but is made available for external applications that would make use of it.
Restrict usage of arguments passed to the Shell Script & Windows Batch files, for only the commands that make use of them, and when PASS_THROUGH is not disabled. On Windows, commands that can be used with arguments are 'console', 'install', 'installstart' and 'update'. On UNIX, only the 'console' command and, if not installed as a UNIX Daemon, the 'start', 'restart', 'condrestart' commands. Unlike on Windows, arguments are not stored when installing a UNIX Daemon, so this restriction was added to avoid cases where the script can be manually called with arguments, and automatically launched without arguments on a system boot.
Change the default value of wrapper.logfile.purge.sort to 'NAME_SMART' for all rolling modes. Before the default value was 'TIMES' except when rolling by date. 'NAME_SMART' will purge the log files sorting them using the dates and indexes included in their names. With this mode, the files will always be purged in the correct order without being affected by manual edits which cause their last modified dates to be changed.
Add an optional source file which can contain the customized configuration of the UNIX shell script. This file will be executed after setting the variables on the top of the script, giving the user a chance to override any of them. The file must have the same basename as the script and suffixed with a '.shconf' extension. This should allow the user to keep the shell script in its original state, and make it easier to upgrade it.
Fix an issue where environment variables were expanded too early while embedding configuration properties into the Wrapper binaries. Now they are left untouched and expanded at runtime. During customization, the properties and variable definitions will be stored as a binary resource in the original order of the configuration file to ensure that variables will be expanded with the same rules as when loading from the file.
Fix a bug introduced in 3.5.31 where setting wrapper.logfile to a blank value was not disabling file logging. Instead the Wrapper was showing a warning and fell back using the default log file in the working directory. This version restores the ability to disable file logging with a blank value.
Add four customization options (properties-default, property-file-default, properties-final, property-file-final) to include configuration properties into the Wrapper binaries (Windows). The properties specified with the 'default' options can be overridden from the configuration file or the command line, whereas those specified with the 'final' options are marked as final and cannot be overridden.
Correct invalid exit code that may be written in the command file along with a STOP command. If the exit code is out of the range 0-255, it will be resolved to the value of the wrapper.exit_code.error property.
Fix a problem where backslashes in the path of the log file, configured with the wrapper.logfile property, were not being handled correctly resulting in the Wrapper being unable to create the log file (Unix only).
Fix a bug introduced in 3.5.30 where the log file was opened for outputs with a log level lower than the value specified by wrapper.logfile.loglevel. This could cause a performance issue if the wrapper.logfile.close.timeout property was set to a low value as it would cause to reopen the file regularly. 2ff7e9595c
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