Describes the technologies that enable you to support the many cultures and written languages of the international marketplace in your Windows-based applications.
Describes accessibility features that make it easier for persons with disabilities to use computers. Describes features that enable the user to interact with an application, through devices such as the keyboard, mouse, and touch screens. Desktop Window Manager DWM enables visual effects on the desktop as well as various features such as glass window frames, 3-D window transition animations, Windows Flip and Windows Flip3D, and high resolution support.
A dialog box is a temporary window an application creates to retrieve user input. An application typically uses dialog boxes to prompt the user for additional information for menu items. A dialog box usually contains one or more controls child windows with which the user enters text, chooses options, or directs the action.
A resource is binary data that you can add to the executable file of a Windows-based application. A resource can be either standard or defined. The data in a standard resource describes an icon, cursor, menu, dialog box, bitmap, enhanced metafile, font, accelerator table, message-table entry, string-table entry, or version information.
Wired Version. Supported Headsets. Computer Requirements. Wireless Version. Oculus Quest Store. Windows 10 bit or macOS Mojave Release Notes. Version 1. Frequently Asked Questions. The app fails to start. If you have Riva Tuner installed, set the detection level to 'None'. If you have anti-viruses other than Windows Defender, they could be preventing the app from launching correctly.
I get an error on the desktop that says 'Unable to connect to the Virtual Desktop Service'. Your anti-virus or a problem with Windows is preventing the installation of the service.
This topic describes how to install and activate Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep Builder from the user interface. For information about how to install and activate your product from the command line, see Install Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep Builder from the Command Line Link opens in a new window.
To install Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep Builder you will need two things; a Creator product key the key number starts with the letters TC and the installer for the version you want to install. Note : A product key is not required if your organization uses Login-based license management for product activation.
For information about what applications are included with a Creator product key, see the Tableau Pricing Link opens in a new window page. Important : Starting with version Tableau Prep Builder is only available for a bit operating system. If you want to install Tableau Desktop on a bit operating system, open the Product Downloads and Release Notes Link opens in a new window page and download the installer for version Under Quick Links , click Product Downloads , and then click the appropriate link to download the installer for your product and operating system.
You can also find the installers for all products and versions on the Product Downloads and Release Notes Link opens in a new window page. In the Download Files section of the page, click on the installer for your operating system to download it. If you have Tableau Online , no product key is needed. If you have Tableau Server with login-based license management , no product key is needed and you can activate by signing in to Tableau Server. If you are using Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep Builder without Tableau Online or Tableau Server with login-based license management , you need your product key to activate Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep Builder after the install process is finished.
You can always view your product key in the Customer Portal Link opens in a new window. For more information about license types, see User-Based licenses Link opens in a new window in the Tableau Server help. Note : If you have trouble signing in to the Customer Portal page, or if you need help retrieving your product key, contact Customer Service Link opens in a new window and provide your name, company, phone number, and email address.
Sign in to the Customer Portal Link opens in a new window page on the Tableau website using your email address and password. The information you need to sign into the portal for the first time is sent to you in a welcome email from Tableau after you purchase Link opens in a new window the product. At the top of the Welcome to the Customer Portal page, click Licenses. A table opens, listing any product keys assigned to you. Copy your product key from the Key Name column in the table.
Keep this key ready and secure. Note : This example does not show any actual keys. The blurred area at the bottom shows where your key would be listed. Copy your product key from the Product Key column in the table. If you are not able to open the Manage Product Keys dialog to see your key, log into the Customer Portal Link opens in a new window and follow the instructions for first time users above.
If you don't have a product key, try the day Free Trial Link opens in a new window or download the Tableau Desktop Public Edition Link opens in a new window instead. If you are a student or teacher, go to the Academic programs Link opens in a new window page to request a license and receive instructions about how to download your copy of Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep Builder.
Download the installer using the instructions in Where's the installer? For Mac, the installer is downloaded to your Downloads folder. Note : The installer detects and displays the user interface based on the operating system display language setting. If you're using a deployment tool that requires the Windows installer. For Windows : Run the installer and follow the prompts. For Mac : Open the Disk image file.
DMG and double-click the installer package. PKG to start the installation. Drivers for some data sources are installed automatically when you install Tableau Desktop. This option allows us to gather usage pattern data to improve the product. For more information about this option and how to turn it off after installation, see Turn off usage reporting. For more information about the type of data we collect, see Tableau Product Usage Data Link opens in a new window.
To opt out of providing usage data, select the Don't send product usage data check box. A classic window style is used to show all functions you work with and related details. Putting the process in motion is fairly easy, and only requires you to press the record button.
Anything going through your microphone is captured until you decide to hit stop. By this time, a new file is created and you can preview with a few mouse clicks. By default, the application stays on your desktop, but this can be configured from the settings panel so that it hides to the system tray either on minimize or close.
For a more comfortable experience, custom hotkeys can be configured either to toggle a recording session, or individual sets of keys to start and stop recordings.
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