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N.A.N.Y. 2012 / Re: NANY 2012 Pledge & Early Beta: Kyrathaba's Source Code Line Counter
« Last post by Ath on November 24, 2011, 03:06 PM »Hey, that's fast! 





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the only DVD player we had was/is built into the old TV that will be getting hauled off this SaturdayBut for something like $40 or $50 you'll have a plain DVD player, with hdmi output, so that shouldn't be much of an issue-Stoic Joker (November 23, 2011, 06:57 AM)




Where were you when I needed this many moons ago?I was here, and also was this tool, but I didn't know...-cranioscopical (November 17, 2011, 03:40 PM)

| Application Name | PaperSourceExplorer |
| Version | 1.2.0.0 |
| Short Description | Display information about your printers Paper Trays (the source of the paper...) |
| Supported OSes | Windows XP forward |
| Setup File | DCMembers page |
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| System Requirements | .NET 4.0 |
| Author Info | Ath |
| Description | Ever needed to setup Tray numbers in an application for a complicated, multi tray, office printer? Then here's the way to find out the correct tray/bin numbers. |
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| Screenshots | On Windows 7: On Windows Server 2008R2 (VMWare): |
| Installation | Run the installer, that'll create the shortcut(s) for you and take care of installing .NET if it's not yet installed. |
| Using the application | View the information on the investigated printer by expanding or collapsing the tree (Default printer pre-selected and expanded) Print the info on a page if required (File/Print or Ctrl-P) Display Hidden/Disabled printer bins by expanding the corresponding tree-node |
| Uninstalling | Run the un-installer from the Software/Programs and Features Control panel option |
| Known Issues | Localized printer driver papersource names don't match with English tray-names from the Windows PrintServer ![]() |
| Disclaimer | Any discrepancies caused by drivers are the manufacturers' responsibility ![]() |
| History | This is one of the first .NET applications I made, back in 2007/2008, using WinForms but never actually released to anybody but myself ![]() |
and it updates automatically alongside your Windows... unless you're behind a proxy, in that case it'll update about 1 out of 10 times successfully, even though Windows Update works like a charm-Jibz (November 17, 2011, 01:29 AM)


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For those concerned, iBuildApp, the service Stephen used, appears legit and non-evilThat's the part I was the least worried about-mouser (November 14, 2011, 04:14 PM)
It's more that the app is rather big (1.35 MB) for the features it offers, but it's good to start with something, and leave room for improvement 
