Unfortunately the "missing server references" health rule in Central Admin Health Monitoring does not display the URL were these uninstalled web parts reside. So to get these pages you'll have to execute some SQL against the mentioned content database. Because this is something that tents to come back regularly on development machines I've created a little SQL script to speed up the process of finding the url's you'll need to delete the web parts.
-- Use the Specify Values for Template Parameters
-- command (Ctrl-Shift-M) to fill in the parameter
-- values below.
USE
DECLARE @className nvarchar = ''
DECLARE @assemblyName nvarchar = ''
SELECT DISTINCT pages.DirName + '/' + pages.LeafName + '?contents=1' as Page
FROM
dbo.AllWebParts wp
JOIN dbo.AllDocs pages on pages.SiteId = wp.tp_SiteId
AND pages.Id = wp.tp_PageUrlID
WHERE
wp.tp_Assembly like '%' + @assemblyName + '%' AND
wp.tp_Class like '%' + @className + '%'
Cheers,
Wes
Did you ever noticed that there are a lot of articles(265,000 results) out there that talk about linearized / 'Fast Web View' pdf files? These articles talk about the purpose of it, or about software that is capable of creating these kind of PDF files. As a SharePoint developer, I was really interested in testing this with SharePoint and Bit Rate Throttling so I started looking for a sample file. Some large(around 5mb) linearized pdf sample file.
According to the amount of articles you might think that this should be no problem at all. Well, gues again! Not a single one of the authors of these articles ever bothered to attach an example of a linearized file! None! 0 out of 265.000! (<=I did not check all of them. I gave up after 1.5 hours of searching)
Sigh... what an amazing world we live in. Stupid *&$^#!
Cheers,
Wes