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We shipped ACT 5.5 back in April 2009, several months before we shipped Windows 7. Helpfully (I guess) we decided to label it Windows 7 RC in the UI so you could specifically track your testing against the release candidate. We had the idea that we could
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I’ve been seeing a number of reports on an error while synchronizing with ACT, with an error message indicating something along the lines of: String was not recognized as a valid DateTime The errors have thus far come from Germany and The Netherlands.
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I’m a wee bit behind on reflecting on the conferences that I was fortunate enough to participate in, but I like to spend the time to think about it. I guess to some extent it’s probably fairly selfish of me, because I think that the most frequent user
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I’ve seen this error come up a few times now, and there’s a (dirty, ugly) hack you can use to fix it. So, for those who are fans of dirty, ugly hacks, here you go. If you see the error: ACM encountered the following error while performing synchronization:
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Since I’m using Mark’s tools, I figure I may as well steal his blog title scheme… I had a customer come to me with a question on Standard User Analyzer (SUA), looking for an explanation for why it was coming back with the following error: Failed to load
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Allow me to describe the typical scenario for a first time user for the Application Compatibility Manager component of ACT 5.5: Get an inventory, press send/receive, discover that you don’t find as much data on there as you expected, then send an email
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The new ACT is here! The new ACT is here! I’m always on the forefront of breaking news, eh? We shipped ACT 5.5, erm, 11 days ago. (What can I say, it’s been a busy 11 days.) I know a little while back I blogged about whether or not you can wait for it
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With the release of the Windows 7 beta , there has been a lot of speculation about an accompanying version of the Application Compatibility Toolkit . Because the release of a version of ACT so frequently accompanies the release of an OS (or a significant
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