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In Skype's Configuration and then Advanced settings the checkbox "associate callto-links with Skype" might be checked. When Skype starts it resets the callto-link to Skype. If you disable this then your application should work again. | In Skype's Configuration and then Advanced settings the checkbox "associate callto-links with Skype" might be checked. When Skype starts it resets the callto-link to Skype. If you disable this then your application should work again. | ||
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| + | = Configuration = | ||
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| + | == ODBC == | ||
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| + | '''My newly created ODBC-alias doesn't work''' | ||
| + | If you are using 64-bit OS and it's a 32-bit application you must use c:\windows\sysWOW64\odbcad32.exe to configure ODBC-alias. | ||
| + | Typically Windows launches C:\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exe. | ||
| + | The reason is that the latter creates 64-bit aliases but the other uses 32-bit. Make sure you also have 32-bit driver installed (or 64-bit if that's the case). | ||
Revision as of 12:23, 5 November 2011
Conflicts with other applications
Skype
Skype seems to take over callto-links all the time
In Skype's Configuration and then Advanced settings the checkbox "associate callto-links with Skype" might be checked. When Skype starts it resets the callto-link to Skype. If you disable this then your application should work again.
Configuration
ODBC
My newly created ODBC-alias doesn't work If you are using 64-bit OS and it's a 32-bit application you must use c:\windows\sysWOW64\odbcad32.exe to configure ODBC-alias. Typically Windows launches C:\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exe. The reason is that the latter creates 64-bit aliases but the other uses 32-bit. Make sure you also have 32-bit driver installed (or 64-bit if that's the case).
