Derek Antrican

I just installed this plugin (great plugin btw!) and am also having this issue. I am running Snagit 12 and Windows 10

@jneilliii I don't mind having contributor access, but I don't really want the responsibility of ownership here. I think @valemaio2 as the creator of this issue indicated they wanted to...

@valemaio2 Similar to https://github.com/smartin015/continuousprint/pull/5/files (from the issue @jneilliii linked). To edit in GitHub, go to the repo and press the period (.) key. Find and replace any instances of "LuckyX182"...

Has there been any update on getting this migration completed? Let me know if I can assist

Note that this would replace #7

@jpcjpc69 - did you have a chance to try some of @jonas0b1011001 's suggestions?

Closing as there has been no response. Please comment again if this is still an issue

Yes, I am aware of `dotnet --list-runtimes` but this only lists the .NET Core runtimes (now just called ".NET"). That is why I suggested to you to build a tool...

Right. Per my links above, I think this would fit well as a "tool" that could be called via the `dotnet` CLI. Currently to see a list of installed .NET...

@tjjfvi I have also tested this successfully. Let me know what you think