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Started by jazeelkm at 10-17-2007 9:11 . Topic has 5 replies.
 
 
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10-17-2007, 9:11
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jazeelkm
Joined on 07-17-2007
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Hi,
I am developing a desktop application using pinEdit.net. Can you tell me how can I deploy this to the client Machine? is it required to add any files or folders with my setup project?
FYI: I am using C#2005 pinEdit version : 6.0.0426
Thanks Jaz
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10-17-2007, 10:46
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Pintexx Support
Joined on 08-30-2005
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Re: Deploying pinEdit.net
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Hi,
you have to add the DLLs and the "editor" folder.
Depending on the clients system you have to add mshtml.dll.
Regards,
Hans-Peter
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10-17-2007, 11:54
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jazeelkm
Joined on 07-17-2007
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Re: Deploying pinEdit.net
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Hi,
Thanks For the reply, I am using the XML Toolbar option of the pinEdit in amy applicaion. So is it required to add all the subfolders inside the "editor" Folder.?
Thanks Jaz
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10-17-2007, 1:32
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Pintexx Support
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Re: Deploying pinEdit.net
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Hi,
if you want to optimize file size you can remove i.e. all design except the one you are using.
The standard design is style3 (blue).
That means you can remove all folders in toolbar/design/image except style3.
The same for tab/design/image --> Standard is 1.
If you run only HTML mode you can also delete editor/mode/wp folder.
We will offer a new PDF soon that describes how to optimize pinEdit.
Regards,
Hans-Peter
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10-18-2007, 7:50
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jazeelkm
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Re: Deploying pinEdit.net
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02-12-2010, 2:50
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MikeS
Joined on 02-12-2010
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Re: Deploying pinEdit.net
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How to include pinEdit in your windows forms project and have it deploy with the project properly.
1) Open the project you wish to us pinEdit in.
2) In Windows explorer navigate to the sample project.
3) Click and drag the "editor" subdirectory and drop it on your project in the project explorer toolbar in visual studio. This will copy all the files you need into your project.
4) Right click on the greyed out "editor" folder that was created in solution explorer and choose "include in project"
5) It will take several minutes but each file will be added to your project as a resource.
6) Click on each file in the editor folder and in the properties toolbar change "copy to output directory" to "copy if newer". You can highlight multiple files and change this property all at the same time BUT if you highlight a folder along with the files this property will disappear.
Now when you deploy your project all the editor files will be deployed with the project.
(What a pain... but you only have to do it once!)
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