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Technician, level 3 (ICT) Rochdale The purpose of the post is to bring your excellent IT knowledge of various hand-held devices and raspberry pi along with social media and programming to support the work we do with students in the classroom.

I haven't used this plugin myself, but it should provide an analysis of what's going on - https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-security-scan/. The first line of the installation instructions reads "Make a backup of your current installation".

What sort of security issues?

It turns out the teacher went through each file this morning and converted them to PDF.

Don't know if this is the correct forum but we have a teacher who needs to submit around 300 files to an exam board by Thursday, unfortunately they are in Publisher format but they need to be in PDF format. Is there a free batch converter out there?

IT Technician Level 3, Rochdale. Grade 6, Scale Pts 26-30, £22937 – £26293 It Technician Closing date 19th March Since posting this vacancy some additional information has been added, a letter from the Head

What colour is it?

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Try Kalmstrom. It's aimed at business, but there should be enough there to get you started. kalmstrom.com - YouTube .Then there's also Creative Sharepoint - Creating a SharePoint 2013 Intranet Homepage | Creative SharepointCreative Sharepoint Which should help get you started.

The staff are using Dell Optiplex 7010s with Promethean ABV587 Pro projectors, and the resolution which works best is 1440 x 900. However, as the title says, this is being reset to 800 x 600 on log off or reset. As you can imagine, teachers aren't best pleased. Thank you in advance.

I've followed steps 1 to 5, excluding 4, as I couldn't locate a spare laptop in the short time available to me. The 'Touch' facility remains turned off and the Science Faculty are happy only to use the pens as they now have sound back. The projector is labelled ABV587 Pro.

We have very recently moved in to a new build and have encountered problems with a couple of Promethean installations. Our Science Department has a couple of 'super' labs, which are essentially elongated classrooms with the teacher's desk and Promethean projectors & IWBs in the middle of the room, but to one side, and a couple of InFocus projectors at either end of the rooms. These are connected to the teacher's PC and therefore all display the same image. The problem is that with the IWBs switched on via the button on the side of the board, the mouse cursor jumps all over the screen; switch the board off and everything works normally. Both rooms have the same set up and behave in the same way. Despite extensive troubleshooting we still haven't found a solution. All help would be appreciated.

@gpjt Thanks for the help. I think I will end up with three separate Leave of Absence forms, which the end user will have to select from a drop down, then I believe I can use the same workflow for each. @pcstru Looks interesting. I've few days off so hopefully wiil return refreshed and ready to tackle this problem.

teklogic, you believe that this can be achieved using InfoPath? techie08 I looked at bamboo workflow, and unless the exchange rate is 2 US Dollars to the GBP it's rather more expensive than when you purchased it.

I'm trying to create a Leave of Absence Request workflow for our SharePoint 2013 intranet and make it as friendly as possible for the end user. Using the current paper-based form the person requesting the absence has to fill in a section which relates to the type of absence, ie, INSET, Medical or Discretionary Leave. The crux of the matter for me is to set up the form so that when a user selects the type of absence a further section opens which is specific to the chosen type of absence. To be perfectly honest, at my level of experience, I don't know if this can be achieved, so I would initially appreciate your assessment as to whether I'm going about this the wrong/right way. It may be that this can be achieved by a different route. Thanks in advance.

Worked a treat. Grazie mille.

I'm building a site - Project Tommy Atkins | Creatively Commemorating WW1 which seems fine in IE 9/10 and Firefox, but in Google Chrome displays a grid in the graduated header background (see attached; on the left is the header in IE9, on the right in Chrome). This grid doesn't appear on any other sites I visit in Chrome. I'm at a loss to figure this one out.

I think you're wrong there, young man, I would say they're the best combination for a hangover.

I agree, @FN-GM should get out more, and as he sits at the desk across from me it would also mean that I didn't have to listen to him going through the Duran Duran repertoire quite so often.

We are hoping, as a school, to put a sample domestic internet usage agreement on our website for those parents who might wish to take advantage of it. Can anyone please help me locate said item?

I joined one of the newly refurbished council-run gyms last year and get a discount as I work for the council. Unfortunately this may not be the same everywhere.

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If this was delivered before Christmas would it constitute a Christmas present? Only, given your views on Christmas...

Not deeply scientific, but a very interesting read - Bill Bryson - At home

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