NeoTechni Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 15, 2011 #1 Could you somehow get it so you don't have to click OK then Install to replace? And could you get it to save the device we selected so it doesn't keep asking?
Could you somehow get it so you don't have to click OK then Install to replace? And could you get it to save the device we selected so it doesn't keep asking?
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 15, 2011 #2 1) Clicking OK is Android-specific. If you install an app from your SD-card, you get the same prompt. 2) if you are intending the prompt to select which device during compiling, then try to use ALT +3 which should remember last device used. NeoTechni said: Could you somehow get it so you don't have to click OK then Install to replace? And could you get it to save the device we selected so it doesn't keep asking? Click to expand...
1) Clicking OK is Android-specific. If you install an app from your SD-card, you get the same prompt. 2) if you are intending the prompt to select which device during compiling, then try to use ALT +3 which should remember last device used. NeoTechni said: Could you somehow get it so you don't have to click OK then Install to replace? And could you get it to save the device we selected so it doesn't keep asking? Click to expand...
NeoTechni Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 15, 2011 #3 Thank you moster67 said: 2) if you are intending the prompt to select which device during compiling, then try to use ALT +3 which should remember last device used. Click to expand... Is there a way to get this to be the default behavior or add a button on the menubar?
Thank you moster67 said: 2) if you are intending the prompt to select which device during compiling, then try to use ALT +3 which should remember last device used. Click to expand... Is there a way to get this to be the default behavior or add a button on the menubar?
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 15, 2011 #4 I don't think so unless Erel add this as an option. If you prefer using the mouse instead of ALT+3, you can access compile-commands from the Project-menu. NeoTechni said: Is there a way to get this to be the default behavior or add a button on the menubar? Click to expand...
I don't think so unless Erel add this as an option. If you prefer using the mouse instead of ALT+3, you can access compile-commands from the Project-menu. NeoTechni said: Is there a way to get this to be the default behavior or add a button on the menubar? Click to expand...
