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[USER=125880]@badboyxx[/USER] : Azzuro spotted the right usage. That should work for you now. I hope this new interface, although different from the previous ones, will satisfy you.

[USER=24638]@Swede[/USER]: this is odd. The event tab should show just a normal list-box and labels.
Does the command tab show up properly ?
What version of Windows do you use ?
What .NET versions are installed (Translator needs version 3.5) ?
Did you install IRSS on a Network drive (or in C: drive) ?
About the InternetExplorer problem, it would help a great deal if you could do the following:
In menu: Settings > Advanced..., select Logging > Verbosity Level : Debug.
Then Go to Internet Explorer and test a couple of events in there (say: up and down...).
Reply to this post and join the log-file you get then in %programdata%\IR Server Suite\Logs\Translator.log
[edit] Internet explorer is a special thing... the path of IE cannot be retrieved from its running thread, so Translator will try to match it by name. Change the Application name from "iexplore.exe" to "iexplore" and it should work again.
Thank you for the feedbacks (good or bad). I was wondering whether anybody was using Translator...

<blockquote data-quote="Starwer" data-source="post: 1178498" data-attributes="member: 149636">[USER=125880]@badboyxx[/USER] : Azzuro spotted the right usage. That should work for you now. I hope this new interface, although different from the previous ones, will satisfy you.[USER=24638]@Swede[/USER]: this is odd. The event tab should show just a normal list-box and labels.<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Does the command tab show up properly ?</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">What version of Windows do you use ?</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">What .NET versions are installed (Translator needs version 3.5) ?</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Did you install IRSS on a Network drive (or in C: drive) ?</li>
</ul>About the InternetExplorer problem, it would help a great deal if you could do the following:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">In menu: Settings &gt; Advanced..., select Logging &gt; Verbosity Level : Debug.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Then Go to Internet Explorer and test a couple of events in there (say: up and down...).</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Reply to this post and join the log-file you get then in %programdata%\IR Server Suite\Logs\Translator.log</li>
</ul>[edit] Internet explorer is a special thing... the path of IE cannot be retrieved from its running thread, so Translator will try to match it by name. Change the Application name from &quot;iexplore.exe&quot; to &quot;iexplore&quot; and it should work again.Thank you for the feedbacks (good or bad). I was wondering whether anybody was using Translator...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Starwer, post: 1178498, member: 149636"] [USER=125880]@badboyxx[/USER] : Azzuro spotted the right usage. That should work for you now. I hope this new interface, although different from the previous ones, will satisfy you. [USER=24638]@Swede[/USER]: this is odd. The event tab should show just a normal list-box and labels. [LIST] [*]Does the command tab show up properly ? [*]What version of Windows do you use ? [*]What .NET versions are installed (Translator needs version 3.5) ? [*]Did you install IRSS on a Network drive (or in C: drive) ? [/LIST] About the InternetExplorer problem, it would help a great deal if you could do the following: [LIST] [*]In menu: Settings > Advanced..., select Logging > Verbosity Level : Debug. [*]Then Go to Internet Explorer and test a couple of events in there (say: up and down...). [*]Reply to this post and join the log-file you get then in %programdata%\IR Server Suite\Logs\Translator.log [/LIST] [COLOR=#ff0000][edit] [COLOR=#000000]Internet explorer is a special thing... the path of IE cannot be retrieved from its running thread, so Translator will try to match it by name. Change the Application name from "iexplore.exe" to "iexplore" and it should work again.[/COLOR][/COLOR] Thank you for the feedbacks (good or bad). I was wondering whether anybody was using Translator... [/QUOTE]