dchapman

I'm looking at it right now to see if it's gonna help us. Further then that though I'm of no help

Morning all, We make use of hidden courses here to develop new courses outside of student sight (obviously) however I've been asked for further this so that hidden courses are only visible to teachers whom have been added to the course roles I've managed to set it so that hidden courses are only visible to the course creator, but adding teachers makes no difference, it's always hidden. I'm getting the settings wrong somewhere me thinks. What is needed All Courses set to hidden are visible only by the course creator and anyone entered in the editing teacher or non-editingteacher roles David Chapman

Please help solve my headache! Firstly, we're a Facility school and have been for an good number of years now but are at present investigating returning to SIMS in a years time in advance of BSF My problem stems from a lack of information about the SIMS LG and what it can actually do. At present ePortal covers us for web-based registration (lesson by lesson), report writing, parental access to info, cover details and a host of other things. I have champions in school stating that the SIMS LG can do all this and more and that teachers do not need the SIMS client installed on their computers. The LG that I've seen (and includes the Capita demo site) doesn't allow anything but parent acess to student information. Am I wrong, or can the web-based part of SIMS do all this stuff? David note: I know this is the MIS forum and not the VLE but in this instance I think I'm in the correct location

Greetings, After getting very frustrated with a tablet (a Stylistic ST5010) I've found that my problem is limited to the cable that connects the hdd to the motherboard. It's a annoyingly unlabelled piece of cable which converts the regular 2.5" HDD to something very small (16mm). I've no idea where I can find such a part but need it to fix the tablet! Any advice accepted!

I disabled all activeX items in office documents (office12.adm) from Group Policy User > MS Office 2007 system > security > Disable all ActiveX seems to have annoyed the little rats