Colab combo message
When I use colab i can see a combo message.
Can i disable combo message?
I just change Hardware acceleration None to GPU.
https://github.com/googlecolab/colabtools/issues/803
If you go to Tools -> Preferences -> Miscellaneous, you can disable both of these there:
set "Power level" to "No power"
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I am using a tool for verifying if app is compliant with windows accessibility feature
Tool web link - https://accessibilityinsights.io/downloads/
Test tool have simple MFC combo box .
Tool says "No Failure was detected",
Insight tool shows a error icon.
Below are steps to get above state.
Launch app
Launch Insight tool
select what to test = element
Mouse hover on combo box
expand the combobox
mouse hover on item
click on brush icon on right
It will enter the state described abovewith no error but with error icon
Isolation:
Issue doesn't repro when "Entire App" is selected.
When "Entire App" is selected, tool does not show any error or any error icon. App pass accessiblity
Question is if this tool is reporting valid error ?
What is the error as tool says " No failure was detected."
What you're seeing here is an artifact of trying to capture a transient state. Combobox content goes away when the combobox closes, and that happens as soon as you start the scan. Accessibility Insights for Windows allows you to trigger a scan using a timer, as documented at https://accessibilityinsights.io/docs/windows/getstarted/automatedchecks/#running-automated-checks-with-a-timer. The "short version" is that you start the timer, then open the combobox while the timer is counting down, and the checks will run when the timer reaches zero. The combobox will still be fully opened at this point, so the tests will apply to the combobox contents.
My personal recommendation is to set the scope to the entire application when using the timer, just because transient controls sometimes have multiple layers and trying to have the scope of just the element can tend to hide children of the layers in question.
Thanks for using Accessibility Insights
--DaveTryon
Accessibility Insights team
Google tells me "The shortcut "Restart runtime" is disabled when a code cell output iframe is active. Use the escape key to leave the iframe and enter the shortcut again." when I try to restart after clicking a cell output.
I was just curious why I can't restart when on a cell output.
When the output frame is focused, keyboard shortcuts end up directed there first.
Of course, you can always select the restart runtime menu regardless of keyboard focus.
I found
!kill -9 -1
it seems not working correctly.
When I do many tasks simultaneously on colab,
popup appears and asks me like this,
"Memory usage is close to the limit. terminate other? "
and after click yes, GPU gets much faster,
seems initialized correctly.
My question is,
how to call that popup by myself.
To see a list of running sessions along with the memory allocated to them and an option to terminate, follow these instructions.
Make sure notebook is connected to an active runtime.
Click on "Runtime" in the menu bar.
Clink on "Manage sessions" in the menu that appears.
The window that pops up lists your active sessions.
I am trying out Selenium with ChromeDriver to automate some audio/video tests.
But When I fireup the Chrome Browser with my app it asks me the question http:... wants to use your camera and microphone Allow Deny Options I want to click on Allow and proceed with the scripting on the site. But I cannot proceed without selecting Allow. Unfortunately Chrome pops up this question in a sort of Non-DOM format that I am not able to do a driver.findElement the obvious way and respond with a "click" on the "Allow" option. Has anyone of you encountered this situation and what is the best way to deal with this ?
Cheers !
-- Brian
See this answer (print dialog) or this answer ("Run As..." dialog).
Different dialogs, but the reason (in short, WebDriver can't handle these dialogs) and possible solutions are absolutely the same:
The Robot class, it allows you to "press" programatically anything on the keyboard (or clicking blindly) and therefore getting rid of the dialog by, say, pressing Enter or Esc. However, as told above, any advanced interaction is dependant on OS / language / printer.
// press Escape programatically - the print dialog must have focus, obviously
Robot r = new Robot();
r.keyPress(KeyEvent.VK_ESCAPE);
r.keyRelease(KeyEvent.VK_ESCAPE);
You can, of course, type anything via this class, too.
AutoIt. It's a Windows program useful for handling any system-level automation. Same dependancy as above.
Note that (as far as I know) you can't really check whether the dialog showed up or not, so you won't be able to catch a possible error if it runs on a computer without a camera...
If you're using a ChromeDriver you can get to any 'native' popups using
Alert popup = webDriver.switchTo().alert();
// here you can examine the text within the alert using popup.getText();
popup.accept();
We have the Zebra TLP 2824-Z Plus label printer (ZLP). We recently purchased it, installed the driver and software successfully, and calibrated successfully (held button down at solid green, got single blink then double blink, and then released the button). We went to Zebra and retrieved the updated drivers (certified) and installed them (fyi have tried with and without these drivers - will do nothing without them).
The system it is installed on via USB is a Windows XP Pro 32-bit SP3.
Immediately after configuration, it will do a test print, and let us send the command to feed a label. If we try to print configuration or anything else, to include printing actual labels, it prints two labels/pages, stops, and then blinks red. If we lift the top off and put it down, it blinks green until we press the button. At that time, it will feed about 2 to 3 inches of labels and then print one label. The process repeats indefinitely until we uninstall the printer.
No, clearing the documents will not stop it. A hard reset will not stop it. The only way to get it to do anything else is to uninstall it and start all over again.
How do we fix this issue so we can get a configuration or just print our labels? Or, better yet, what are we doing wrong and how do we do it right? Our last printer worked fine with the exception that they stopped making the labels we used with that printer.
The drive sends down an initialization sequence for the printer based on the settings in the Printer Preferences. If, for example, your Printer preferences say that the printer is Thermal mode instead of direct thermal, the driver will send down the command to set the printer to Thermal mode (Ribbon). If your printer is printing Direct Thermal, and has no ribbon physically installed, the printer will think it is in an error mode with no ribbon. This could cause the issue you are seeing.
Ensure that your Printer Preferences are accurate to your printer's configuration, or disable the initialization sequence in the driver
Yes. Just make sure all the settings are correct.