March 2011 - Posts

Google Cloud Print, Save My Day

Today, after installing the new Google Chrome browser into version 10, I’ve found some ‘small’ utility that very useful. The Google Cloud Print can save your day by allowing printing in your office from your location, any location. You can access your printers from any smart phone or computer, review your print jobs and printer status online. You can also share and control access to your printers with any Google account.

Imagine, if you need to print some documents from home, or from your daily activity, from anywhere. Just tested it by using other PC in other office and by using my smartphone. All works like a charm! Thanks to Google. :)

1) Download the latest Chrome browser (10.0.648.151)

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2) Go to Tools –> Options, to enable Google Cloud Print in your computer

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I’ve been enable my Google Cloud Print. If you did not enabled your Google Cloud Print, just click on Enable Google Cloud Print

3) By clicking Enable Google Cloud Print, you will be redirected to Sign In with you Google account.

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4) By clicking Sign In button, Google will try to resolve your printer settings in your local computer. Just wait a second, make sure Google resolve your printer list in your computer. If you have printer connected in your computer, then the registration process will be succeed. Google will give you this message:

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5) Click Print a Test Page button to make sure your printer settings resolved correctly. This is the print test page from Google in your paper:

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6) You can see your printer settings in your Chrome. You can see your print jobs, and all available printers in your computer.

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7) When you trying to print from Google account in your web page (Google Docs or other Google services), you will see like this:

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Just choose your printer which connected in your computer, do some settings (if needed), and click on Print button.

8) That’s it. You’re now using Google Cloud Print services.

 

PS: I’ve also trying to print using my smart phone without problem. Thank you Google for saving my day.

 

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Goodbye VB.NET ... DotNetNuke Now Switches to C#

"So without any further ado… I am pleased to announce that we decided to switch development languages for the core platform from VB.NET to C# !!

We are already in the process of performing QA on the converted C# code base and we expect to make the new C# platform available with the upcoming DotNetNuke 6.0 release which is currently scheduled to be released sometime during the second quarter of 2011. In the coming weeks a DotNetNuke 6.0 Community Technology Preview will be published which will provide early access to the product for the purpose of cultivating open source community participation to help us ensure the stability of the C# code base.

It goes without saying that this is a very significant change for us and our ecosystem, and the decision was only made after extensive research and deliberation.", said Shaun Walker.

Why they move to C#? This is the reason:

"You will notice that none of the reasons above mention that VB.NET is inferior to C# from a technical perspective. This is a very important point, as we don’t want people to get the impression that we are switching languages because there are any technical deficiencies in VB.NET. VB.NET is just as robust and powerful as C# from a design-time, compile-time, and run-time perspective and it has served us extremely well over the past 8 years. The reasons why we are moving to C# at this juncture are 100% business related."

(source: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Blogs/tabid/825/EntryId/2978/DotNetNuke-Embraces-C.aspx)

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Long live C#, good bye VB.NET, DotNetNuke Now Switched To C#. :)

 

DotNetNuke <3 C# !!


 

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