stephenperry

I've been running a part-time support business from a couple of years now in my spare time, if you don't envisage earning a lot (less than £5000 for the current tax year ending April 2010) or it's irregular work as a business on the side of your day job you can register for a Small Earnings Exemption Certificate for National Insurance, at least at the start to keep costs down. This, because I'm already paying normal Class 1 NI contributions through PAYE in my 9-5 job, allows me to be exempt from paying the usual Class 2 NI contributions that a self-employed person would normally have to pay. Although it doesn't sound much of a saving at only a couple of pounds a week it's better in your pocket than the governments. Enquire about it when you register as a sole-trader, here's the link to the form: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/forms/cf10.pdf

Hi everyone, we have a small installation on 6 standalone PCs of RM SuccessMaker v5.1.1 and the hard drive has failed on one of the them... The software was installed originally by a teacher long since departed and no-one has any information on how it is configured. I can't find any documentation apart from a licence number, and the only installation media I can find is an RM-branded floppy disk for Apple Quicktime, a floppy for an install key, and a CD labelled "RM SuccessMaker Management System and Installer". I have a set of 6 folders with the SuccessMaker course CDs (Maths Concepts, Reading Foundations etc) I've started to install the SuccessMaker Management System and Installer CD, it then requested some course CDs, which I provided, then it asked for this "SuccessMaker Basics". According to another thread this is an important CD and no-one has any idea of its whereabouts so I'm kind of stuck... Would anyone be so kind as to upload an ISO of their SuccessMaker v5.1.1 Basics CD so I can get this job done and dusted? Thanks in anticipation

how about using tversity? in my experience it works very well with transcoding video to xbox and playstation consoles, presumably it would work streaming to pc as well more information on streaming to pc here... http://forums.tversity.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11651&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a