Just to close this thread out. I finally have a windows 10 vm installed and can
confirm what everyone has been telling me with regard to running multiple
instances of 4D.
1. Using shift click in the task bar and Menu as well as double clicking a
shortcut on the desktop - Works only with 64bit
Hi John,
>Thanks Julio. Like you I duplicate 4D all the time to run multiple instances
>on my Mac.
>
>On windows, however, I have been reluctant to fiddle with windows
>installations as
>I suspect that there are DLLs or other files installed in places that I know
>not where.
>
>I did in fact
"4D Developer" mean desktop with design mode.
in other words, not 4D Remote, 4D Volume Desktop or 4D Server.
I think 4D v11 SQL actually had that name.
I guess so many things are called "4D" it sometimes needs a qualifier...
> 2018/06/20 8:12、John Baughman via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> のメー
Hi John,
> The blog post refers to developer edition. Is it also true of a standard
> version of 4D?
Developer edition is a license, Standard edition is a license.
Both editions use the same executable (4D.exe on Windows or 4D.app on Mac) with
different features enabled at runtime depending on
The blog post refers to developer edition. Is it also true of a standard
version of 4D?
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John Baughman
Kailua,Hawaii
john...@hawaii.rr.com
> On Jun 19, 2018, at 12:57 PM, Timothy Penner wrote:
>
> Hi John,
>
> It is mentioned here:
> https://blog.4d.com/64-bit-product-line
Keisuke, this endeavor was initiated for me by a client trying to connect to 2
different 4D servers on the same Windows 10 computer using v16R6 64bit. I just
now told him to try shift clicking the icon in the taskbar, but have not heard
back from him yet.
Correct me if I am wrong, but you are c
Altura Mac2Win dependency is what was preventing 4D from launching multiple
times.
with 4D 64-bits (beta in 16.0 and available as of 16R2 and later, not 16.x
where x !=0)
you can start multiple instances (double click again, shift select from task
bar, etc)
but the feature is intentionally disa
Thanks Julio. Like you I duplicate 4D all the time to run multiple instances
on my Mac.
On windows, however, I have been reluctant to fiddle with windows installations
as I suspect that there are DLLs or other files installed in places that I
know not where.
I did in fact just now try what
John:
Nice feature in 2008 (server $$ gets you server features, perhaps?) but in
Win 7 I've resorted to duplicate the folder.
Just tried the "Run as admin" and, agreed, no joy.
Though somewhat off topic, one interesting feature that I came across in
the knowledge base is that you can log into th
John,
have you tried to duplicate the 4D folder under Programs (or ProgramsX86)? and
then create aliases to each 4D.exe. Then try to run them.
At least that’s how I do on OS X, have not tried on Windows, maybe it works
there too.
hth
julio
> On Jun 19, 2018, at 6:45 PM, JOHN BAUGHMAN via 4D_T
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