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Какви са изискванията за работа с Виртуалния клон на Fibank с 64 битови операционни системи Windows? Подписването на документи през Виртуалния клон на Fibank е възможно само през 32-битовата версия на Internet Explorer. Можете да откриете 32-битовата версия на Internet Explorer тук "C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe". За Ваше удобство можете да създадете short cut към изпълнимия файл на Вашия десктоп, като "провлачите" изпълнимия файл до работния плот и създадете нова икона за 32-битовата версия. Невъзможността за използване на 64-битова версия на Internet Explorer е породена от липсата на 64-битова версия на CAPICOM компонента, използвана за дигитално подписване на документи.
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I have ran google searches and followed similar threads on StackOverflow, which seemed to answer the question about how to get Titanium Studio to work on Windows 8.1 (or Win 8). The error is Failed to load the JNI shared library "c-\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\server\jvm.dll. The other threads I read suggested that Titanium Studio needs the 32-bit version of the Java SDK, which one can install along with the 64-bit version on the same system. I added that to the Windows Environment Variable for the System Path. When I still saw the error, I moved the path to the 32-bit versions of Java SDK to be at the front of the list of file system paths. Interestingly, even though the path to the 32-bit version of the Java SDK is appearing prior to the path to the 64-bit version of Java SDK, it is still trying to load the 64-bit version of the Java SDK as shown above in the error message. I thought that it would use the first one found. I have the first item in the path being the path right to the 32-bit version of jvm.dll in the server directory. Oh, one other point, I also uninstalled and reinstalled Titanium Studio and I used this with the IOBit Uninstaller which also removes all traces of the software, registry keys, files, etc. Also, interesting, is the fact that when I reinstalled Titanium Studio, the startup link is in my Windows 8 start page, or tiles. Usually, a new software app has to be added to the start page. Having completely removed Titanium Studio and all traces of it, I would not have expected it to appear in the exact same place. I guess the uninstaller did not do a good enough job removing all traces of Titanium Studio before I re-installed it. Any idea as to what I can do? I hope I did bore anyone with this long post. The only thing that is coming to mind for me is that the version of Titanium Studio I installed is the 64-bit version. It seemed that whether one installs the 32 or 64 bit versions of Titanium Studio, you still need the 32-bit version of the Java JDK. I will try the 32-bit version, after uninstalling the 64-bit version again... Any other ideas? Thanks, Bruce