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| The application is working for me (I tried a handful of queries). I would email windows-support@wolframalpha.com (which is the support email link in the Additional Information section at the bottom of the store page) and they should be able to give... |
| Sounds like the base version of your instance of Windows Server does not meet the system requirements for 12.2 and later. I'm guessing it is not running 2019. |
| Yes. Technically, it can only be applied globally. |
| IIRC, you need to uninstall the Math Recognizer from Settings app > Apps > Optional features. Reboot and the application should start (maybe slowly but successfully). |
| They are antialiasing artifacts from drawing the raster as a set of primitives. The simplest way to deal with this is to add `ImageResolution->96` to each `Raster`. |
| Great. If you use 3D graphics a lot, you might want to consider setting 3DRenderingEngine to OpenGL while PreferredGPU is set to Software. |
| The XPS viewer feature is probably not installed. Go to Settings app > Apps > Optional Features > Add a feature. Type in "XPS" into the search field and install the XPS Viewer. |
| You cannot specify "HardwareAntialiasingQuality"->0 locally. The only value that matters is the one at the global scope (i.e. the one in the Preferences dialog). All of the Antialiasing specs are superfluous as well. |
| The text should be using the ambient font and size as spec'd from the OS. What is returned from evaluating `CurrentValue["SystemFonts"]`? The output from `CurrentValue["ConnectedDisplays"]` might be useful as well. |
| This will fail in more places than it works, since ImageSize is not in pixels. Instead, use Rasterize[text, "BoundingBox"] and the result can be used in generating the ImageSize specification. |