re newer WDDM graphics
drivers, but I think they are for Windows 7, right?
Since version 3.2.12, have there been any fundamental updates to the
guest additions graphics drivers that could affect an XP guest?
Thanks...
Scott Gustafson
R&G Construction Cabinet & Millwork
North Plainfi
Löffler for that tip and to all for your help!
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R&G Construction Cabinet & Millwork
North Plainfield, NJ
908-755-9422
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Strike the thought on nesting responses, I guess I just figured it out. A reply
to the email I received, with a CC to vbox-dev, and it nests.
Scott Gustafson
R&G Construction Cabinet & Millwork
North Plainfield, NJ
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-Original Message-
From: Scott Gustafson [m
h for me.
(I have not figured out how to get my responses to nest like yours and the
other developers. Sorry for the messy arrangement...)
Scott Gustafson
R&G Construction Cabinet & Millwork
North Plainfield, NJ
908-755-9422
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From: Andreas Löffler [mailto:andr
for lots of info: what are you trying to do, what's you host OS, what's
your guest OS, how many guests, why are you trying to do this, etc.
That's why I wrote a more descriptive question than just "How do I
access the API in the guest?", so I would try to cover all the simple
ipt assumes
something has gone wrong with Virtualbox itself and reboots the host.
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n
On the host, this popus up a little window with the version listed. On a guest,
I get an error: "ActiveX component can't create object: 'VirtualBox.VirtualBox'
"
I assume either there is no API to access on a guest, or it's called by
something else. Anyone kno
