Michael Ellerbeck

This is a little unintuitive

Found from this post

https://kb.paessler.com/en/topic/11523-how-to-add-text-to-a-map

drop a Custom HTML Element on your map

while the element is still marked, look at the top right of the map editor where you can see the properties of the element

Top: Left: Width: Height: Layer: HTML:

use the little arrow at left to HTML

now enter your text in the HTML Before field and save.

now you should see the text in the Custom HTML Element on your map.

<font size=”8″>This is some text!</font>

if you want it to be bold

<b><font size=”8″>This is some text!</font></b>

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1) “Start menu” -> “Execute” – > gpedit.msc
2) Navigate to “Computer Configuration” -> “Administrative Templates” -> “Windows Components” -> “Windows Logon Options”
3) Double-click on the “Disable or enable software Secure Attention Sequence” parameter.
4) Check “Enable”, then select “Services” in the combobox.
5) Apply the modification

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How about allowing multi-line sql select statements on the ‘connection to external database’ It’s kindof a pain to smash it all on to one line 🙂

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I had this same problem

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43294345/visual-studio-2017-xamarin-the-file-obj-debug-android-bin-packaged-resource

First set build output verbosity using

BTW, I managed to find what’s the problem by setting build output verbosity to Diagnostic in Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> Build and Run which gives a detailed info why the build failed in the Output window.

Then do a search.

In my case I had

Resources\layout\Main.axml(2): error APT0000: Integer types not allowed (at ‘textSize’ with value ’90’). (TaskId:176)

CRAP! I need to change it to 90sp   (Of course)

grr that wasted too much time.

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This appears to be an old issue. But was really throwing us for fits.

https://networkguy.de/?p=742

Basically bad Intel Nics + IPV6 + Hibernation = Crap tons of traffic that swamp the poor ruckus AP’s

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