HP LaserJet p4015. Question about pick up rollers

Is standart warranty cover pick up roller replacement on LJ p4015? Machine has done 116000 pages.

This seems to be a commercial product. For the best chance at finding a solution I would suggest posting in the forum for HP Business Support!
You can find the Commercial Laserjet board here:
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Printers-LaserJet/bd-p/bsc-413
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Hi everybody
i am working on a Java 3D Applet which consists of several lines and
other geometric elements (cylinders, shape3d, etc). i want to integrate
a picking function, that returns the number or the name of one or all of
the picked elements. But all i receive is the address of a shape3D element.
Example output from the java console:
node:javax.media.j3d.Shape3D@635bb7
PickIntersection: geomIndex = 0
dist:3.392017101896617
ptVW:(-0.8680277393586213, -0.26990117954473514, 0.0)
results (getobject): javax.media.j3d.Shape3D@635bb7
results (getobject): javax.media.j3d.Shape3D@635bb7
Shape3D (getname): javax.media.j3d.Shape3D
I have implemented the MouseClicked class which extends
MouseAdapter:
class MouseClicked extends java.awt.event.MouseAdapter
             clickcount++;
             super.mouseClicked(e);
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          try
                 pickCanvas.setShapeLocation(e);
                 results = pickCanvas.pickClosest();
                 System.out.println("--- Count: " + clickcount + " ---------");
                 System.out.println("Event: "+e);
           System.out.println("Results: "+results);
          catch ( Exception err )
                 err.printStackTrace();
                 System.out.println( "Error: "+err);
          if ( results != null )
               Primitive p = (Primitive)results.getNode(PickResult.PRIMITIVE);
               Shape3D s = (Shape3D)results.getNode(PickResult.SHAPE3D);
               System.out.println("results (getobject): " + results.getObject());
               System.out.println("results (getobject): " + results.getObject());
               if (p != null)
                  System.out.println("Primitive (getname): " + p.getClass().getName());
            else if (s != null)
                  System.out.println("Shape3D (getname): " + s.getClass().getName());
            System.out.println( "Picked!" );
             else
             { System.out.println( "Nopick!" ); }
} My question is: How can i get the number or name of any
picked element?
Thanks in advance

Remember all objects (for example in TreeMap) and search for hash. I did this and it worked.

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I'm an authorized account user but I was wondering if i needed an ID during pick-up? I don't have a state or drivers only because I haven't completed school yet.

Official answer: yes, you do.
Real life answer: it all depends on the BB location. Some will check it, some won't. Be safe and bring one anyways.

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I'm currently an Android user, but will be getting an iPhone 6 soon. My most used app is the voice memos app on my Android phone. I have a couple questions about the iPhone's built-in voice memos app.
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-When exporting voice memos from the iPhone to computer, are recordings in MP3 format? If not, what format are they in?
-In your opinion, how is the recording quality of the voice memos app?

You cannot import your Android voice memos to your iPhone's voice memo app. You might be able to play the Android memos and have the iPhone pick up the audio and record it.
Here is the writeup about sending voice memos from the iPhone to your computer (from the iPhone User Guide):
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I have question about hooking up an external hdd to a time capsule and still have my printer hooked up as well. Anyone got any tips for me, how to do it and what brand of harddrive that will work best for me 1 or 2 TB

i have question about hooking up an external hdd to a time capsule and still have my printer hooked up as well. Anyone got any tips for me, how to do it and what brand of harddrive that will work best for me 1 or 2 TB

You just need a powered hub.. if you already use one then fine.
Plug in just about any external hard disk will work fine. Format has to be readable by the TC.. ie fat32.. or much better HFS+.. plug it into a Mac to prepare the drive.
Pick whatever size suits.. nowadays 2TB are most economical.
WD, Seagate have goobled up all the minor players.. so pick one.
Whatever suits your budget and asthetics.
NOTE.. The USB on the TC is fine for printers.. IMHO it is the wrong way to go with USB disks.. use the internal disk of the TC.. USB is less than half the native speed plugged into a Mac.. TC to USB is slow.. far slower than internal drive.. or using external drive as external.

Some question about International Travel

Ok so i know alot of people have question about international travel weather is USA to Canada, Canada to USA or where ever.
So i just got off the phone with someone from AT&T these are my questions for them. i hope it can help, im confuse myself.
*1. I travel recently travel to canada a few weeks ago, when i cross the boarder i switch the data roaming ON and it picks up Rogers Wireless, a few days ago i try i again it said NO SERVICE is something wrong with my iPad?*
NO, consider yourself lucky u didnt get charge for that roaming, your ipad well not work out of the US unless u buy one of our International plans that AT&T has provided. The reason for this is so you wont have any unwanted charge or high charge on your bill.
*2. If i was to buy a sim card from Canada and pop it in to my US ipad well it work?*
Honestly that's something you can try at your own risk, it's design for AT&T so by switching sim cards it may affect your ipad such as running slow, virus, crash. You can try it, i dont work for Rogers so i know nothing about them, i work for AT&T so i can only tell you about our plans and i wont lie to you.(I THINK U JUST DID) This ipad is not unlock just like the iphone so it well only work with AT&T.
*3. If i pop my sim card out and put in an international sim card well it affect my plan at all or in any way?*
Yes it can, right now your on the unlimited plan if you put in a different sim card and then re-put in ur AT&T one chances are you're going to loose your unlimited plan and have to settle for the newer plan. That's why AT&T has reduce it's international plans so people are more likely to use it. It's a contract we sign with Apple, if u want to use in canada you can always buy an Ipad in canada and use their plan. (***)
At the end of this conversion i was just more angry with them. All in all she told bottom line is dont do anything stick with AT&T and pay for international plans. So i have to pay over price data plan if i want to use it intertanional? or i have to buy an ipad for each international places i go to?
Has anyone try or done any of the 3 ive mention and did it affect ur plan or ipad in anyway?
Thanks
Andy

Ok so here's a little more info
I called AT&T again today asking them the same question the guy was more helpful then the one yesterday. Even though he kinda told me the same saying that the ipad need to be unlock. , Afterward he transfer me someone from Apple. The lady told me
1. The ipad is UNLOCK so dont bother trying to get it unlock.
2. she doesnt see why sticking in another sim card from one of the apple ipad carrier is a problem. U would just have to sign up activated it like u would when u first got it.
3. Contact phone company (my case Rogers) to see if they carry the mico sim cards.
4. She doesnt see why it would affect the current plan u have now.
So at the end of all that she told me, seem like AT&T is just telling you, you cant do this or u shouldnt do that is simple THEY WANT YOU TO USE THEIR PLANS.
so with that i said i just want to let everyone know. I'm gonna go pick my Micro sim cards from Canada in a bit and sign up for thier plan we'll keep everyone updated if anything change or how it work

HP Laserjet p4015 CB526A, duplex copy quality

I have a LJ P4015 that is putting a excess toner on the right side of the the paper when duplexing. It doesn't do it on single sided printing. It looks like it should be a fuser problem but I replaced that and it didn't fix it. I've also replaced the toner cartridge, duplexer, and transfer roller.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Hello,
It looks like the HP Laserjet p4015 series are enterprise printers. You may get better support posting your question in their support forums
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A few questions about MacBooks and Parallels Desktop.

I have a few questions about MacBooks and Parallels Desktop.
1) I understand I need at least 1GB of RAM to run Parallels Desktop but what about the hard drive, is the stock 60GB drive big enough?
2) Related to question 1, even if it was big enough to allow me to install and run Windows would the 60GB drive be enough if I wanted to install a Linux distribution as well?
3) This has nothing to do with Parallels Desktop but thought I'd ask it here anyway, do Apple Stores carry just the stock MacBooks, or do they carry other configurations?
Thanks
Keith

1. Depend on how intensive you use that HD for saving data on both Mac OS and XP. For standard installation on both OS X and XP, the space of 60 Gb is enough.
2. Same answer as no 1. You can install all three on that HD space, but the extra spacce available will be less and less for your data. You can save your data on external or back up on cd/dvd and erase it from the HD to keep the free space.
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i got some questions about the .0.03 firmware.
) What's the difference between the :
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and the
ZenMicro_PCFW_US__0_03_PDE.exe ,8 MB 08 Dec 04 ?
Does "US" means that this is the north american version ?
So what is LB ?
2) I've got the "ZenMicro_PCFW_US__0_03_PDE.exe ,8 MB 08 Dec 04". Is there any use of upgrading to the one from 8 Feb 05 ?
3) ZenMicro_PCFW_US__0_03_PDE.exe
Does the "E" at the end means "european", so the loudness is reduced ? Must be something different because it's also included in the firmware from the american site.Message Edited by Baron on 02-20-2005 09:0 AM

From what I've picked up elsewhere in the forum, the LB version of the .0.03 firmware just includes MORE LANGUAGES (for the user interface, i.e. menus) than the US version of that same firmware. see : http://forums.creative.com/creativel...essage.id=2374 ... which, really, you should have found using the search function, before posting. --Fred.
/edit: linkified.
Message Edited by fred_be9300 on 02-20-2005 06:48 PM

Question about setting cookies and custom authentication

I have a question about setting cookies.
I have two different 'projects' in HTMLDB - we will call them App1 and App2.
I also have two different connection configurations setup in the DADs.conf file. - we will call them Connect1 and Connect2.
App1 is setup to use database authentication (no user is specified in the DAD) and uses Connect1. Once the user successfully logs in, we set a username cookie (this is a persistent connection).
We created a custom authenticatoin scheme for App2 - this scheme checks for the username cookie (set by App1). We would like for App2 to use Connect2 (HTMLDB_PUBLIC_USER is the default user specified and it uses connection pooling).
Is it possible to set a cookie from App1, Connect1 for App2, Connect2 - then redirect to App2 and pick up that cookie?
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A user loggs into App1, we set a cookie, and the user is redirected to App2. If the cookie exists, we allow them access to the home page in App2, if no cookie, we redirect back to a 'Login Failed' page in App1. We don't want App2 to use the same database connection as App1 though, we need App2 to use connection pooling.
Is this possible? OR...Is there a better way to accomplish what we want to do?
This is an enhancement to an existing app. Our requirements are to use Database Authentication (setup where pass expires after 60 days or so, cannot reuse last 3 passwords, etc.) - which is already setup and being used by other applications in our organization. All of our users have accounts in the database. We don't want users to have a new username/pass - and we don't want to manage a separate group for HTMLDB apps.
The existing application uses HTMLDB's built in authentication - which uses database username/pass, and it uses connection pooling, but we cannot handle the pass expire stuff in it, unless there's something we're not seeing or understanding - at least that's how our DBA explained it to us.
Any help with this will be appreciated so much. I can send you the code we have if needed.
Thanks!

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Question about Everyone Group in SharePoint 2013

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I have couple of question about EVERYONE group below,
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As I said, to most people, taxonomy doesn't matter. It does matter to other people, and I don't mean people like me who have these little pet peeves.
It matters to people who know a lot of languages who need to know when to use what language. There isn't a single programming or scripting language that can be everything, so it's important for people, mostly software engineers, to know taxonomy, so they can pick a language most optimal for what they need to get done. Most of the time, when you're dealing with very complex systems. Instead of using one language for the whole system, you'll find out you'll be using COBRA to handle hardware, C++ to handle interface and C to tie everything together or something like that.
I mean when you're differentiating between an interpretted language (script) and a program, the issue is efficiency and speed. No matter what you do, an interpretted language is inherently slower and less efficient than a programming language. Even Java that is compiled, is compiled to Java Native Language or something like that, and requires the Java Virtual Machine to interpret it (that's why Java gets it's own branch). I believe it's the fastest interpretted language, but how does it compare to a natively compiled program? It's still slower.
Even when you know you're going to use a programming language, you still have choices, because each programming language can be split into a high, middle, and low level language. Reasons for using different levels are due to how quickly do you need to write the program, how portable does the program need to be, how easy should other people be able to read the program, does it need to have low level abilities such as handling memory directly. Then there's also the question about how your program is going to flow. Is it functional or object oriented?
It's not so much an opionated matter when you think about it. It's more along the lines of do you need this knowledge or not? For most people, I'm willing to bet that's everybody who posts in this thread, that information is not important, they don't need to know it, because they handle very, very simple applications compared to the complex systems that do indeed require the programmer or scripter to know the difference.
Actually, the difference between interpreted and compiled (and faux-compiled) languages is different from the difference between programming and scripting languages, interpreted languages can also be programming languages, and compiled languages can be scripting (although this happens very little and is really pointless and tedious to do )
'Scripting' usually refers to code meant to extend upon a framework or program separate from the script itself, whereas 'programming' is creating applications that are on their own, separate applications, regardless of whether they're run though an interpreter at runtime. The difference is a bit vague, and you are right in that interpreted languages are often used for scripting, but it is not necessary, look at something like python, this can be used both as scripting for automating tasks quickly by using it's immense library, as well as for creating stand alone applications, which would be programming. (PHP is virtually always scripting, though)
Either way I prefer the term 'coding'

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Hi there
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I understand that I can send picture messages via email, and I have been doing so successfully. However, some friends will be traveling internationally and we would like to be able to send pictures back and forth.
Doesn't this mean they are going to end up paying approx. $4 per picture message because of data use charges rather than the $1.30 per message flat rate AT&T charges for regular international MMS messages because it is being sent as an email to me at [email protected]?

If you have an iphone, and they send to [email protected], you'll be getting a text that points you to the at&t site to pick up your mms. If they send it to your regular email address, then you'll receive it as a regular email when you check your email on your phone. I assume that's what you've been doing, but perhaps I misunderstand.
As for them, if they have iphones, they shouldn't use MMS, but instead find a wifi spot and send a regular email. Then they pay nothing for it. If they send over EDGE, then it's going to incur data charges.
If they are NOT using an iphone, and can send MMS messages, then they can send to you via MMS using the $1.30 flat rate charge (since AT&T will charge based on the sender, not on whether you're picking it up on an iphone or not).
For what it's worth, if they have AT&T, they can send to "121" and put your regular email address in as the first line, and you'll get it by email instead of a text pointing you to at&t's mms site.
I hope that makes sense.

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Is there something in the software that allows for a Core2Duo on OSX to run as efficiently or more so than an i3 or i5 on Windows 7? As it stands, comparing strict hardware profiles (processors in particular) between what appear to be equivalent current Macbooks and Windows 7 PCs, the Sonys and Toshibas seem to have a distinct advantage.
Sorry if this is a tired question or whatever. Believe me, I'm not asking "WHAT'S BETTER? A MAC OR A PC?" Really.
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Chris

Well, as to if there is anything that makes OS X run better on the C2D rather than a i3 or i5. I have never use an i3 based computer, but the i5 mac I used was very fast (tried the i5 27" iMac). I don't know why they are currently still using the C2D over that. I can say that the i5 didn't feel any faster, even the quad core Mac pro didn't feel faster. The main advantage to more cores will be in doing more at once. This makes the biggest difference is seen when running things like video editors. There is also a lot more to making the computer fast than just the CPU, the chipset, system bus, video card, and hardware controllers all make a huge difference. Apple has always used very good quality hardware, there have even been times where MacBook Pros have been rated as the best laptops to run Windows. But OS X will run faster on the same hardware because it is a more streamlined OS that uses the hardware more efficiently. Apple works hard to make the OS work as well as it looks, and Snow Leopard runs very well on the current hardware. I have no doubt that Apple will in the near future come out with something newer and better, but my guess is as good as anyone's as to what chip they will use.

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