Am 04.02.2010 16:15, schrieb Jim Hall: > On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 9:03 AM, Sebastian Reinhardt < > snr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > >> Hello, >> >> I try to get an .NET app running and it works, but not without problems. >> We use an spare parts catalog program called "PowerView.NET" which is >> provided by an farm machine manufacturer and written in .NET. This app >> requires at least .NET2.0SP1, no problem so far. I used "winetricks >> dotnet30", successfully. Now I tried to install the app, not successful. >> The setup is stopped at 90%, but I got no real error message. So I >> copied the program from an WinXP- machine (only files stored in >> "c:\programs\PowerView.NET") into my wine bottle and I can start the >> application. Everthing works fine, excluding the included webinterface >> for getting catalog data from internet servers. This is no problem, >> because we like to use the "file based" version without internet >> connection and so called "offline" catalog data. >> My problem is that the main menu bar is missing during first run and >> later in every new runs the shortcut menu bar is missing, too. So there >> is no possibility to choose an new model, because you can not go back to >> start page of the program. It is only possible to choose an new model >> after program startup and then we can only search for parts of this >> specific model. OK, there is an possible but not quiet good >> "Work-around": Restarting the app if the model has to be changed. But I >> think there is anybody, who can help me to make it easier. >> So, how can I get the menu bars? >> >> Wine version: 1.1.37 >> .NET: 3.0 (winetricks) >> OS: openSuSE11.1 (64bit) >> >> -- >> Kind Regaards >> >> Sebastian Reinhardt >> >> >> >> >> > I've done this in in XP in a VM, but not in Wine so I don't know if it > works. Have you tried to update .NET to 3.5 SP1? > > Jim > -------------- next part -------------- > An HTML attachment was scrubbed... > URL: <http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20100204/fc8bf827/attachment.htm> > First at all: Sorry for the multiple posts. I do not why this was happen, because I send the message only one time.... @Jim, Actually we use PowerView in an VM (qemu), but I like to get rid of these solution. It runs in Win2k and .Net2SP1 without problems! I tried also wine and "winetricks mono24", but with this version I get both menus but no data is displayed. The wine/ .NET30 configuration is much more faster then any VM and the clipboard sharing for coping part numbers from/ into other programs is easier to configure. So I think this is the better solution. @all How can I get the menus to be displayed? -- Kind regaards Sebastian Reinhardt
