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  1. SYNACK's Avatar
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    Upgrade the BIOS and ask questions in the forum next time rather than the blogs area.
  2. ful56_uk's Avatar
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    Thanks for the info on the fep stuff. That was doing my nut in
  3. Jamo's Avatar
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    Group policy prefs?

    There is a shortcuts option which you can manage the start menu quite effectively without having to worry about the redirection
  4. TheScarfedOne's Avatar
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    I would suggest posting this as a question in the Windows or Windows Server Forum...

    Im not a CC3 user, but as you say that you arent using CC anymore - I would expect that removing any CC related files from you server should have no impact.

    Stuart
    Updated 21st July 2011 at 09:09 AM by TheScarfedOne (Added partial answer)
  5. zag's Avatar
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    Yes I heard bad things about their anti virus being bloated and hard to uninstall/upgrade

    But this box is superb, I'm still surprised everyday at how good it is.

    Today I setup a ra sites open. It literally took abonew policy for our boarding boys after 4pm with some extut 5 clicks to do. Very impressed.
  6. ctaylor's Avatar
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    Yes - this is what I suspected would be the solution. Thanks Neil.
  7. NeilF's Avatar
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    Hi,
    I created a grade set containing whole levels only with the value of each level set at the lower boundary for that level. I then set up aspects for KS2 and KS3 levels for each subject I wished to do the calculation on using this grade set. Within the template I then added columns using formula VALUE to get the points for each KS2 and KS3 teacher assessment. I added columns for 'data entry using formula' so that I could use the MARKS TO GRADE function to convert these values into the newly created aspects with the limited set of levels. This allows you to perform a much simpler calculation using DIFFERENCE that gives answers in multiples of 6 or whole levels. You will end up with 6 new columns per subject which is probably why I only did it for En, Ma and Sc.
    Hope this helps.
  8. TheScarfedOne's Avatar
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    hmmm, definately not needed to do that on mine.
  9. RTFM's Avatar
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    Sophos are the last people i would have gone with considering their anti virus solution
  10. edugeekdan's Avatar
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    The soltuion was to add the Domain prefix to the 'username' box of the rdp session file. Thanks
  11. edugeekdan's Avatar
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    Already tried that one and preseumed it didnt work because its a RDP logon box? also checked all the Remote Desktop Services GPO's and cant find any that are useful.
  12. TheScarfedOne's Avatar
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    @edugeekdan... this one is set in group policy on the server. Create and link a GP for the OU/Machine. The setting is in Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Options > Interactive Logon: Do not display last username
  13. edugeekdan's Avatar
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    Great Script and this was a major help to me! Thank you.

    Is there anyway to get the last logged in user to the RDP session to be forgotten so it defaults to "use another account" Thanks Dan
  14. X-13's Avatar
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    Win7 is only selling so fast because A) Everyone knows windows and B) you can't buy anything else. [XP/Vista]
  15. Gibbo's Avatar
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    "Windows 7 has been a hit among enterprise customers". Really? You only have to look at comments on here and on any article relating to XP on The Register to see XP rules supreme.
  16. zag's Avatar
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    A week after use and this hardware just gets better and better.

    It automatically emails me when someone requests a website unblocked from the denied page. Then it can aggregate the results and I can unblock the most requested with 1 click.
    It is blazingly fast, had loads of comments on how "good the internet" is now
    The reporting features are outstanding.
    It can even email me when someone types in a search word that is banned
    The summary page is excellent showing how much bandwidth is being used now or over a time period.
  17. zag's Avatar
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    Just to update this, we are now moved over to Exchange on-line school wide and very happy so far.

    The original points still remain valid (especially the lack of single sign on and poor active directory integration) but quite happy about the system in terms of email provision.

    Our old Exchange 2003 server is going to run for 6 months then I will turn it off
  18. TheScarfedOne's Avatar
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    @ICTHUS - the settings are in the zip file attached to the blog post. Its done in the registry.
  19. ICTHUS's Avatar
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    Hso did you change the shell from explorer.exe to mstsc.exe?
  20. TheScarfedOne's Avatar
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    Thin PC is part of Software Assurance under School/Campus and EES Agreements. It was released on 1st July 2011, and should now be showiing up in your Volume Licence Centre. If not, give it a few days, and PM - will get it checked...

    If you happen top be in the Southwest region, I can show you our setup
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