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#29 Print the file name on Visual Studio Source code prints

Ever see a random printed page of source code and wonder where it came from? Print the filename in the header to eliminate this from ever happening to you. This video shows you where to setup Visual Studio to print the header.

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#29 Print the file name on Visual Studio Source code prints

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Visual Studio Tip / Trick #029 English Transcription:

Today’s Visual Studio Trick, trick no. 29 was originally posted by Sara Ford in September 2007. Today’s trick 29 continues the printing idea, as how to print the file name on the header of your printed source code. So from the File menu, if you select Page Setup, there is a check box here which says print the Page Header. And if you have that turned on, then when you File Print your source code (we’ll just print to an XPS writer) will print out trick29, replace the file that I already setup for testing, now if we look at that file, you’ll see that we have a header that’s printed with the file name on the top.
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