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| 55296 (otherwise known as d800) is the first code point in the [reserved range][1] for UTF-16's surrogate pairs. Values in that range are technically invalid to use (outside of their intended use in UTF-16 encoded strings). [1]:... |
| Windows is probably still setup to consume some of these key sequences for switching languages. Ctrl + Shift + 0 happens to be the most common collision with the system. You can find that setting in Settings app > (Win10 -> Devices, Win11 -> Time... |
| The DrawingTools palette was replaced by the inline tools available to `Canvas`. In 13.2, it was removed from the layout. The current method is just select the graphic you want to modify, hit Ctrl+D (Graphics > Convert to/from Canvas), and that... |
| What happens when you evaluate the following? RunProcess[ FileNameJoin[{$InstallationDirectory, "SystemFiles", "Converters", "Binaries", $SystemID, "XML.exe"}]] Does it ask for a link name? Or is there an error of some kind? |
| Yes. \Mathematica.exe /preferredgpu software |
| 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`. |