When I work with video editing Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014,when i right click on the video after adding the video to timeline ,I look for replace with aftereffect composition but option is disabled .
I google for the solution the said to add the shortcuts of files in the dynamiclink folder which is in the path of C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\dynamiclink but I do not find that folder.
So I made one like folder as they said and tried but that did not solve my problem.
Softwares I Use
Adobe After Effects CC 2015
Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014
Hope I explained the problem in clear if not please mention in comments id you need any further information
Hey I also faced this problem,I found a solution in the youtube and I followed the following steps hope this helps you ,it worked for me but it may or may not works for you based on your configuration
The First feasible solution is as follows
Prepare shortcuts for the both softwares Adobe Premiere Pro cc
2014 & Adobe After Effects cc 2015 by going to their respective
folders in the desktop
Copy those shortcuts.
Look for dynamiclink folder in the directory C:\Program Files
x86\Common Files\Adobe\dynamiclink if the folder is not present
prepare one with the same name dynamiclink.
Now paste those shortcuts into the folder.
Now refresh and restart the application.
If problem persists again ,then the problem is due to incompatability of the versions you are trying to link dynamically.
Finally I figured the solution
When I Upgraded to Adobe Premiere Pro cc 2015 The Dynamic link is perfectly working
The problem is with the versions of development
Upgrade from
Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 to Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015
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I have installed Visual Studio Community 2015 (DreamSpark program) on my Windows 10 N 64 bit machine.
But when I want to create a new web project, I can't see anything related to this.
So I launched the setup and watched if the "Web development tools" was checked or not and it was.
I unchecked it, then clicked next so VS Setup uninstalled these tools.
Then I re-launched the setup and checked it to install the "Web development tools" but it does not solve my problem.
I tried uninstalling, clearing all caches, install VS 2015 with another ISO re-downloaded in case that a file was corrupted or whatever, but I still have got this issue.
I tried to install manually Web Application templates using devenv /installVSTemplates -> does not work neither.
I tried to follow this article : http://blogs.msdn.com/b/heaths/archive/2015/07/17/removing-visual-studio-components-left-behind-after-an-uninstall.aspx
in order to remove all components related to VS left after a classic uninstallation but the setup encounters a fatal error..
I really need to work for my studies and I don't know what to do to make it work. I tried everything I've found on the web, tried to clean with CCleaner + manually delete cache folder ect..
But I still can't create a new web project because it just does not appear.
In Nugget Package Manager (inside VS), I can see that the ASP.NET package is installed (forgot the exact name but, this is the package related to what I am looking for) and I can't uninstall it to try a re-installation.
I'm trying to solve my probleme since 2 weeks ago but I still have got this issue.
Sorry for english mistakes.
Best regards,
Just to double check
Go to control panel "Add / remove programs" -> "Visual 2015" -> "Modify" , check that "Web developer tools" checked.
After reinstalling everything should reappear.
If you have already done this try..
(1) Please make sure that it is the latest windows 10 run windows update
(2) Run the command line:
Please check this folder in your system:
/Common7/IDE
You will find projecttemplate and itemtemplate, and you will also find projecttemplatecache and itemtemplatecache which are related to this templates issue, maybe you could remove them, and then run the following commands and see whether it can help you create the item/project templates.
devenv /installvstemplates.
devenv /ResetSettings.
Hopefully this fixes the issues
You can download this tutorial at http://blogs.msdn.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-blogs-components-weblogfiles/00-00-01-44-28-Documents/8420.Quick_5F00_Start_5F00_Azure_5F00_Webapp.pdf
Please also make sure that you are trying to add this item under a directory which can hold this type of file.
Go to Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\Common7\IDE. Rename ProjectTemplatesCache folder and restart Visual Studio
I have multiple apps installed from Adobe CC, with the latest update of Adobe CC (2014) all old applications are still there!?! Example: Adobe Photoshop CC and Adobe Photoshop CC (2014) are installed now. Unfortunaly the adobe programs do not appear in Control Panel > Programs and Features. :-(
How can i uninstall Adobe Photoshop CC? Any tips or trics? Thanx!
You can try to call the uninstaller by making a WMIC call...
open your CMD as admin
type:
wmic product get name,version
press enter and check the result
if photoshop appears in there try:
wmic product where name="the name of photoshop you found, just copy/paste it" call uninstall /nointeractive
the /nointeractive just makes it uninstall in silent mode, you can remove it if you want to track the progress
The updated "2014" apps use a new binary so require a new install. Ex: You can open a project made with After Effects CC(2014) using After Effects CC (any file you open in the new 2014 will convert the project file)
Personally, I have had to keep both applications to not mess with older projects.
Edit: All of the adobe programs should show up in the Control Panel, you might make sure you are not filtering them out...
Is there any way to replace VS2012 solution explorer's icons with VS2010 ones? At least 'folder' icon :(
Here is a shot of my VS2012 install that almost looks like the familiar 2010 we are all used to. It makes me feel normal again!
Here is exactly how I did this, step-by-step:
1) Close all instances of Visual Studio
2) Download vsip and extract it to a temp directory. (as of 1/3/2013 the current version is 1.5.2)
3) Open up a command prompt with "Run as administrator"
4) Go to the temp directory and run VSIP.exe - This will run an interactive program that accepts commands.
4a) Type "backup --version=2012" - This will backup all of your VS2012 UI dlls, just in case something gets messed up and you want to uninstall VSIP.
4b) Type "extract" - This will extract all of the old icons from your installation of VS2010 (per VS2010 license VSIP can not distribute those icons so we have to have a local install to pull them from).
4c) Type "inject" - This will inject all of the old 2010 icons from the previous step into the VS2012 DLLs.
4d) Type "menus -n" - This will change the menus so they are NOT ALL CAPITALIZED!
5) Download and install NiceVS - do not download the one dated 10/14 or you will be missing icons. As of 1/3/2013 I downloaded the file named "NiceVS.0.8.1.1 Beta.Full.vsix".
6) Download and install VS2012 Color Theme Editor - The next time you start VS2012 select the "Blue" theme from the color select window.
Now you should have a nice install of VS2012 that looks like my screen shot above! It takes three different applications to patch that hideous UI but it's certainly workable now! If you don't have VS2010 installed on the same machine as VS2012 then you will have to run step 4b on a machine with VS2010 and then copy the VSIP Images directory to your 2012 development machine.
Update: If you install "VS 2012 Update 1" after running these steps you will need to re-run step 4c from the VSIP admin prompt (or all of step 4 if you didn't keep the extract of the VS2010 images). The file menu icons and color scheme stay as they are but the update reverts the icons in the solution explorer back to the ugly ones. Re-running the VSIP inject fixes it right up!
Short Answer:
Hack the old icons into 2012.
Visual Studio Icon Patcher - http://vsip.codeplex.com
Long Answer:
Doing this with a plugin, for now, is out of the question. I've been unable to find any built-in way to achieve this and the switch to WPF makes it even harder to hack around.
This app simply extracts the image resources from the unmanaged DLLs in Visual Studio 2010 and injects them into the DLLs for Visual Studio 2012. The managed resources are a lot more complex and haven't been added in yet, though I have gotten some to work.
The initial release didn't work well with themes that had a dark Tree View background color due to how the icon colors are inverted when a dark background color is detected. This is made even worse in the newest release since menu & toolbar icons are included now. I'm running this with the Blue Theme and it looks fine.
One way to hack around the icon inversion is to edit all the extracted images to add a single cyan pixel in the top right corner of each icon in the image map. This will exclude them from the inversion process. I haven't tried this though because I ran into issues early on when manipulating the images where they wouldn't display right. You could try it but it'll be fairly manual and time consuming and may not even work.
Look at this thread:
Solution Explorer - custom icons for my folders
I think it's also applicable for vs2012
If not -> you can manually find solution explorer's icon resources with ResHack (or Resource Hacker) and simply replace it!
Here is the solution:
Visual Studio Icon Patcher http://vsip.codeplex.com/
Description from VSIP web page:
Project Description Visual Studio Icon Patcher allows you to update
Visual Studio 2012 with the icons from Visual Studio 2010.
Until someone can find a way to change the icons via a plug-in the
only way to change them is through resource patching the DLLs that
Visual Studio uses. There are a number of managed and unmanaged DLLs
containing Bitmaps and PNGs that are used to style the application.
For now only the unmanaged DLLs are part of this process with the
managed DLLs hopefully coming soon.
No images are distributed with this project. You will need to have
both Visual Studio 2010 and 2012 installed to use this.
Update
I've just tested VSIP with Visual Studio 2012 Update 2, and it work flawlessly :-)
I'm starting in WPF Ribbon development and it is very nice!
My problem is to find (FREE) basic icons (like file save/open/etc, cut/paste/etc).
Have you got some suggestion?
Have you looked at the Visual Studio Icon Library? Provided you're not using Visual Studio Express, the library should be available as part of the install (if you didn't do a complete install). The images are free to use from a licensing perspective, provided they are used in a consistent way with the usage listed in the Readme.html file in the same folder as the image (See this blog post for further information). Basically as long as you don't use the disk image that's typically associated with "Save" to mean "Open" or some other weird usage, you should be fine.
Update 5 years later: the icon library is now available online.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35825
http://www.famfamfam.com/
Check out the free icons on glyfx.com: http://www.glyfx.com/products/free_vista_ce.html
I'm wondering where and how can I download the Excel and Word in DevExpress.
In the office, I can open the project that I'm working on. But if I try to open at home, it says Word and Excel reference can't be located.
Please see attached to see what I'm refering to. Thanks for your help
http://www.mypicx.com/05272009/pic/
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Answer:
yes it's installed in my PC. How can I add a new reference?
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btw this is another error again when I added the reference excel and word:
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if you cant open the file you can view the .gif file here:
http://www.tintin.ws/images/gif/pic.gif
http://www.mypicx.com/05272009/mypic/
In add/remove programs change the install and include ".Net Programmability". This will install the Primary Interop Assemblies (PIA's)
You need to have Office installed on your home pc. Try deleteing and re-adding the references.
Is Microsoft Office installed on your home computer?