on 12-26-2014 2:09 PM
Has anyone tried running PowerBuilder on a Microsoft Surface Pro? I'm thinking about getting one.
Any thoughts about PowerBuilder on Surface or Surface in general would be appreciated.
We have started the review process at my employer. I should have more information after the first of the year.
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Hi Roland,
I haven't try PB or PB Apps on a Surface tablet, but I have tried both on a Windows 8.1 Laptop. They both work ok. According to Microsoft website (Compare Windows 8.1 editions) you won't be able to install and run desktop apps (x86/x64) with Windows RT 8.1, so you may want to avoid this version.
HTH,
Manuel Marte
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We have a Surface Pro 2 here (Win 8.1). PB Apps run just fine, but not sure about the IDE.
Pro's:
- applications work better with screen scaling (not sure if this is due to Win 8.1 or the tablet itself)
- you can use pinch to increase the size of a datawindow without affecting the whole app
- slide to scroll in datawindows works really well
Cons:
- entering data can be difficult if you don't have the keyboard attached
- unless you boost screen scaling or font size within the app, the resolution of the screen makes everything really small
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