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- How do I install Silverlight now that it has been discontinued?
I have a database application (developed with Visual Studio Lightswitch) which runs Silverlight I need to install the Lightswitch runtime and Silverlight on a Windows 10 computer but I get an err
- You need to install the latest silverlight developer runtime before . . .
0 In order to always find the latest update install files for Silverlight Developer Runtime (especially the 64-bit version), you can go to the following link: Microsoft Silverlight Release History On this page, click the link for the most current release (typically the first link under Silverlight 5)
- silverlight - Are there any docs on the sllauncher. exe command line . . .
The best documentation I could find is the post Installing Silverlight applications without the browser involved by Tim Heuer of Microsoft: install:"path-toXAP-File" - this is the first and points to the XAP file you are wanting to install
- . net - Silverlight v5. 0 SDKs - Stack Overflow
On opening my silver light application (Developed in VS-2010) in VS-2015, there are build issues due to missing of Silverlight v5 0 SDKs Where can i get the SDKs for Silverlight v5 0 ?
- Finding Silverlight version Installation Folder programmatically
Silverlight runtime is a CLR, as such any NET code running within it can use any standard method available to it In this case, System Environment Version is used to get the version of the CLR that the executing code is presently running within, if you use this from within a silverlight application you will get the silverlight version running
- MSBuild command-line error - Silverlight 4 SDK is not installed
If setting build to X86 and reinstalling Silverlight SDK 4 was not helpful: If you are using VS2013 on the build server, check if Windows Phone SDK is installed
- Solution for developing in Windows Silverlight in Visual Studio 2017?
The Silverlight for Visual Studio extension on the Visual Studio Marketplace unofficially supports Silverlight projects in Visual Studio 2017 and Visual Studio 2019
- Why do Java, Silverlight, Adobe Acrobat and other plugins no longer . . .
Since Firefox version 52 was released March 7, 2017, installed NPAPI plugins have not been supported in Firefox, except for Adobe Flash Player Some of the plugins that no longer load in Firefox, even though they may be installed on your computer, include Java, Microsoft Silverlight and Adobe Acrobat
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