Frequently Asked Questions
Eclipse
License Codes and Registration
- Why should I register my copy of Eclipse?
- How do I register my copy of the software?
- How do I purchase a License Code?
- Once I have purchased my License Code, how do I enter it into the software?
- I have lost my License Code, how can I get it replaced?
- My License Code is invalid - what is wrong?
- Is my License Code good forever?
How To
Compatibility
- Why do I get a message at startup stating that the Eclipse Startup document can not be opened because the application that created it could not be found?
- Why does Eclipse persist on displaying the graphics and time on the built-in video monitor, even though the menu bar is on the other monitor of my dual monitor setup?
- Why does Eclipse switch to the Finder and then to the application I was working in?
- Can fax software conflict with Eclipse?
- Will there be future versions of Eclipse?
- Why doesn't Eclipse work with Now Menusâ„¢ running?
- Why did I get a message about low memory when I was using Eclipse - I have plenty of RAM?
- Why won't automated programs run while Eclipse is active - is there a way to avoid this?
- I am having problems with Eclipse not described in this FAQ - what can I do?
- Is Eclipse OS X native, will it ever be?
- Why does my screen go black when Eclipse dims the screen - I have the preferences set to display a graphic?
- How can I get Eclipse to show more than the two pictures it came with?
- Can I change the font for the clock like I could in previous versions?
- Why doesn't Eclipse display my QuickTime movies?
- Why doesn't Eclipse display all of the graphics in the Eclipse Graphics folder?
- Why does Eclipse skip over some of the aliases in my Eclipse Graphics folder?
- Why isn't anything in a folder that I placed a folder in the Eclipse Graphics folder?
- Can I place an alias to the Eclipse Graphics folder in the Eclipse folder?
- Why does Eclipse still dim the screen for an application chosen in the Application Settings dialog box?
History
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