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Last Sunday, my favorite football (soccer in the USA) team Arsenal won 3-0 against Manchester City and got their 13rd FA Community Shield ( Charity Shield before 2002). I was happy and spent my time on reading a lot about the club honours, the matches ... and I found interesting things. First of all, as the title told, please be informed that Leicester City is one of the FA Charity Shield winners and they won the trophy in 1971. How is it possible while they have never won any domestic cup ( the FA Cup ) or domestic league ( First Division / Premier League )? 1971 Charity Shield is the first and the only Shield that Leicester have won in their 130-years history Back to the date May 8th in 1971, Arsenal won their 4th FA Cup and completed their first double in the history. But the Champions did not take part in the traditional pre-season curtain-raiser in the next season 71-72, because previously they had set up theirs friendly matches, 2 with Benfica (home / away) and...
Last night I coded a project in C#. Its function is to list all printers that connect to a PC and make the default printer print. Print documents are images. I 've never worked in that kind of work so I did googling and got some tuts. The tuts said: "Honey, just create a PrintDocument object, the fresh-created one contains a list and first element is the default printer." I believe them, I did as they told without testing and delivered to my customer. Bullsh!t, it is ENTIRELY not true. I had to be back to traditional way, access the system and read some info blah blah. You should know that I wrote a small e-book about WMI, surely I used this tool. The WMI code to get the name of default printer in Windows OS is here : public string GetDefaultPrinterName() { var query = new ObjectQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_Printer"); ...
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