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Version 7.3.5 (3) published on 12/4/20.

When adding a step to your deployment process, choose the Deploy a Package option. For more information, see the add step section: When deploying a package you will need to select the machine role that the package will be deployed to. You will also be asked to select the feed that is the source of the package, and the ID of the package to deploy.

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Minimum System Requirements

• Operating System
  • Windows 7 and newer
    *Click here for important information about Windows 7 support.
  • MacOS 10.10 and newer
    *Click here for important information about macOS X Yosemite support.
• Hardware Requirements
  • 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
  • 1 gigabyte (GB) RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)
  • 16 GB of available hard disk space (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)
• Bandwidth
  • Minimum 1.5 Mbps down/up (Cable modem, DSL, or better)

For a complete list of requirements, refer to the Technical Requirements.

What's new in this release?

The key features in Work for Desktop v 7.3 are:

Core & Voice

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• See patch (major.minor.patch) level in-app What's New updates
• Does not forget an active call or meeting prompt
• Dial pad tones are disabled by default
• DTMF improvements
• Dark theme improvements
• Easier distinction of external Contacts & their fields improvements
• Manually include links to rooms in my messages
• Large Fax sending improvement
• Caller info popup macros are case-insensitive now
• Support disable_mms_attachments CoS

Download for Windows

8x8 provides two Work for Desktop packages for Windows. The two packages are fundamentally different, using different deployment and update mechanisms. 8x8 strongly recommends employing the EXE installer, as it ensures that users are easily able to enjoy the latest fixes, features, and security enhancements available in Work for Desktop.

EXE Version for Per-User Deployment (Recommended)

The EXE version allows users to self-install and upgrade without need for central management, providing the best and most seamless user experience.

What to Consider

• With a new application name and disk path as of Work for Desktop v 7.1, IT admins should consider updating firewall and antivirus rules for the app.
• EXE version will be installed to %LOCALAPPDATA%.
• Automatic updates are downloaded and installed for the user. (In previous versions, users were prompted to install the update.)
• No need for maintenance — Work for Desktop will keep itself up-to-date and secure.
• Work for Desktop will check for updates every time the user signs in or once every 24 hours. Users can also check for updates manually. The updates are downloaded in the background without user intervention
• If there is an update to be installed, Work for Desktop will apply the update automatically when the user signs into Work for Desktop. If the user has not installed an update three days after it was downloaded, they will see a Relaunch to Install banner. They can click the link and install the update.

EXE version

MSI for Machine-Wide Installation

For companies that must strictly control software installs and updates, the Windows Installer file (MSI) package installs Work for Desktop machine-wide to the Program Files folder. By installing in the Program Files folder, it can be used by multiple users on one computer. Click here to learn more about managing Work for Desktop installations and updates.

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What to Consider

• Single installation on a machine that multiple users that use the computer can leverage.
• IT Admins are required to manually keep Work for Desktop up-to-date and secure

MSI version

Download for Mac

Click the button below to download and install Work for Desktop for macOS (DMG file).

General Troubleshooting

• For issues with installation on Windows, try running Microsoft's Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter.
• After installing or starting Work for Desktop if you see an error message about a missing file such as MSVCR100.dll or mfc100.dll, click here to install the required file from Microsoft.

Previous Versions of Work for Desktop

If for some reason you are unable to use the latest version of Work for Desktop, you can download the previous GA release here.

• 4 minutes to read

In this lesson, you will learn how to deploy a Windows Forms XAF application using the Setup Project method. You will create a simple installer for the application.

NOTE

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The Setup Project template is no longer included by default with the latest Visual Studio versions. You can download this template from Visual Studio Gallery: Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 Installer Projects.

Perform the following steps at the Developer Workstation.

• Right-click the Solution item in the Solution Explorer. Choose Add | New Project... in the context menu. In the invoked Add New Project dialog window, locate the Other Project Types | Setup and Deployment node in the Project types section. Choose Setup Project in the Templates section. Enter the required Setup project name. For instance, call it MySolution.Win.Setup. Click OK.

• Right-click the newly created MySolution.Win.Setup project in the Solution Explorer. In the invoked context menu, choose Add | Project Output....

• The Add Project Output Group dialog will be invoked. In the Project dropdown list, select the Windows Forms application project (e.g. MySolution.Win). In the output type list, choose 'Primary output' and 'Content Files' simultaneously. In the Configuration drop-down list, select the Release configuration. Click OK. All the dependent assemblies will be added to the Setup project.

• Specify the Setup project properties via the Properties window. Set the Author property to your name. Set the Manufacturer to your company name. Set the ProductName to MySolution. Set the RemovePreviousVersions to True. Set the Title to MySolution Setup.

• Right-click the MySolution.Win.Setup project in the Solution Explorer. In the invoked context menu, choose View | File System.

• Select the User's Desktop item. Right-click the blank space to the right. In the invoked context menu, choose Create New Shortcut.

• In the invoked Select Item in Project dialog, double-click the Application Folder to expand its content. Double-click the Primary output from MySolution.Win (Active) item to set it as the shortcut target.

• In the shortcut Properties window, set the Name to MySolution.

• If your application is localized and uses the pre-built satellite assemblies, the satellite assemblies should be deployed with the application. So right-click the Application Folder item in the File System pane and choose Add | Folder. Set the name of the new folder to the language culture code (for instance, 'de' for the German language). Add the required satellite assemblies to this folder (right-click the folder and choose Add | File...).

  Additionally, the satellite assemblies with your custom localizations made within modules, should be added. Right-click the Application Folder item in the File System pane and choose Add | Project Output.... The Add Project Output Group dialog will be invoked. In the Project dropdown list, select the module project (e.g. MySolution.Module). In the output type list, choose 'Localized resources'. In the Configuration drop-down list, select the Release configuration. Click OK. All the dependent assemblies will be added to the Setup project. Analogously, add the required localized resources from the platform-specific module.

• Build the MySolution.Win.Setup project.

• After the successful build, check that the setup.exe and MySolution.Win.Setup.msi files exist in the MySolutionMySolution.Win.SetupRelease folder. Copy these files to a location accessible by end-users (e.g. a shared network folder or removable media).

Perform the following steps at each End-User Workstation or at the Terminal Server.

• Ensure that an appropriate version of the Microsoft .NET Framework is installed.

• Launch the setup.exe file as a user with administrative privileges. In the invoked Open File - Security Warning dialog, click Run.

• In the invoked MySolution Setup Wizard click Next .

• Select the installation folder, e.g. C:Program FilesMySolution. To install the application for all local users, click Everyone. Click Next.

• In the invoked confirmation dialog, click Next.

• Wait until the installation process finishes.

• Check that the C:Program FilesMySolution folder contains the application files, and there is a MySolution shortcut located on the Desktop.

• Run the application. If the application displays the following message, it requires a proper connection string in the configuration file, and database accessibility. The Set Up the Database Connection lesson describes this issue.

NOTE

You can uninstall the Windows Forms application via the Programs and Features (Add or Remove Programs in Windows XP) Control Panel applet.

If you are deploying your Windows Forms application to the Terminal Server, follow the steps from Connect Clients to the Terminal Server lesson, to learn how to provide end-users with access to the application.

Now your application needs a connection to database to run properly. Proceed to the Set Up the Database Connection lesson, to learn how to do it. To familiarize yourself with alternative deployment methods, take one of the following lessons.