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run .exe file
This is a discussion on run .exe file within the Testing Issues forums, part of the Software Testing category; How do we run .exe file If the application is Desktop app on windows environment and linex environment?...
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run .exe file
How do we run .exe file If the application is Desktop app on windows environment and linex environment?
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08-23-2007
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Re: run .exe file
Hi
I don't think you can run exe files in linux. I.e. you can't run programs that have been compiled for windows. if possible try this once chmod +x FAH5-Linux.exe ./FAH5-Linux.exe U can run a .exe file in windows environment as .. Start -> Run ->
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