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1. Station presets :
When you open the StoMpd client it is by default already set as your preset. You can simply press the P button and change any settings that you want to your station presets. To set a preset, simply press the P button and select the preset that you want to save your station with. Presets should be used frequently and can be saved in your own personal preferences.
2. Station information :
You can of course also see what equipment you are using and how it is connected to your audio server:
3. Auto Mute :
Normally there is a short beep whenever you have a new song that you want to play:
4. Temperature Control :
This feature is set in the preferences (Start -> Preferences -> Temperature Control). On the station you can see if the system is on / off, if all the temp resistors are set to the right value, if the temperature has been covered or not and the temperature reading.
If you have a ThermoServer you can also control the temperature of the room or the house. This is very handy when you are broadcasting and you want to have control over what temperature you want to broadcast at (so you can have a cozy room for DJ and a different one for covering a concert).
5. Calibration to be heard :
When you press the Cal button you will hear a short calibration sound to make sure that all the speakers are connected, etc.
6. The Load button :
When you press the load button it will load your presets and all the presets that you added before. If you do not have any presets, it will simply start in the last preset that you have used.
7. The Log button :
When you press the Log button, you will receive a log of all the settings that have been made. This way you can see what you have changed and compare your settings. If you have made lots of changes and you don't know what exactly caused the problem you can simply press the Log button and it will give you a couple of useful hints.
8. Tune Button :
When you press the Tune button, the station will start playing the song that you have just set as the current song.
9. Volume Meter :
You can easily see if the volume is too loud or not. It will indicate if the volume is currently too loud or if it is too low (if the decibel
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I have 2 projects:
Project A -> in A.cs file I have: 
using Project B;
and in B.cs file I have:
using Project A;
I am running VS2010 with Resharper. 
If I update the reference to Project B, and rebuild, A.cs is not recompiled.
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