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NetPrintsEditor.Exe not Opening #86
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me too |
Not sure honestly, I tried downloading and running both the standalone and framework-independent one and they worked for me. Your best bet is probably cloning the repository and compiling it yourself (also the new version targets .NET Framework instead of Core because the VS extension wouldn't work otherwise, so if you want to run on Core you can just change that and it should just work hopefully). Since I don't have a better place to post this right now: I still intend to keep working on this, I just haven't found the right combination of time and motivation yet :) |
Ah okay, no problem, thanks for getting back to me @RobinKa . Provided dependencies are in order, one fix I found was to just open up a powershell in that directory then hit the executable that way...then it would open that way for whatever reason!.. |
Hi RobinKa, fantastic addition to the .NET space. I'm going to try to interop this with F# somehow possibly. I was really enthusiastic to try out your project so I downloaded the standalone release but, unfortunately, the executable did not execute properly I think and thus did not open any window. I do have .NET core 3 (3.0.100-preview6-012264, to be specific) on my machine.
I tried looking at Event Viewer to see if there was any reason for the silent failure...this is not the first time I have had executables just not open on my computer so it very well could just be my machine.
In any event thanks!
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