- Power off the virtual machine.
- Right-click the virtual machine and click Edit Settings.
- Click the Options tab.
- Click General under the Advanced section and then click Configuration Parameters. The Configuration Parameters dialog opens.
- Click Add Row.
- Add the ctkEnabled parameter and then set its value to true.
- Click Add Row, add scsi0:0.ctkEnabled, and set its value to true.
Note: scsi0:0 in scsi0:0.ctkEnabled indicates the SCSI device assigned to the hard disk that is added to the virtual machine. Every hard disk added to the virtual machine is given a SCSI device that appears similar to scsi0:0, scsi0:1, or scsi 1:1. CBT is enabled (or disabled) individually on each disk.
- Power on the virtual machine.
- In the home directory of the virtual machine, verify that each disk having CBT enabled has also a vmname-ctk.vmdk file.
Monday, November 28, 2016
Enable CBT in a VMware virtual machine
To enable CBT in a virtual machine:
Setting Printer Preferences when printing in Visual FoxPro
1.Open the FRX file as a table (USE YourReport.FRX) in command window of VFP
2. Look at the Expr column in the first record by double click it.
3. It should contain printer settings - something like:
ORIENTATION=0
PAPERSIZE=9
COLOR=2
4. Change the COLOR to 1 and the output should appear in B/W colors.
2. Look at the Expr column in the first record by double click it.
3. It should contain printer settings - something like:
ORIENTATION=0
PAPERSIZE=9
COLOR=2
4. Change the COLOR to 1 and the output should appear in B/W colors.
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