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Once you've rooted and installed CloworkMod Recovery as per the wiki instructions, grab ROM manager from the marketplace, make sit a easy process. I'd recommend backing up the contents of the SD after doing this too (via usb to your desktop is fine)

Yeah, thats a renewal price, not a new subscription, which is more expensive

1. backup before you change ROMs 2. check the cyanogen website, the latest and greatest are always there 3.I'm sure there's a cracked sense install available, xda forums would be a good bet

DON'T WATCH THE SECOND I'm not kidding

For full time students/educational establishments and software development startups respectively

Full benefits:

Bout £289 from Microsoft, though you might be able to find discount codes online: TechNet Subscription Professional - Buy from Microsoft Store UK Still be far cheaper than individual licensing, plus lets you try out some of the spangly high-end stuff.

Definitely not. OCS is a fairly large undertaking, you're talking purchasing of servers, CALs and certificates. Its also massivly overfeatured for what you're looking your - I'd recommend OpenFire messaging server for your needs. However if you're looking at also deploying VOIP and conferencing then OCS would be the way to go.

Or see if the school would buy you an Technet Subscription to get the software you need: TechNet Subscriptions FAQ Seems like it would be a good move for them, as you're willing to put your own time and hardware in to upskill

actually this was my exact problem: MUST.LEARN.TO.READ.INSTRUCTIONS.

Have a butchers here: HTC Desire (GSM): Full Update Guide - CyanogenMod Wiki I'll admit I had a hiccup on the way through with mine, probably my fault - but once you've rooted and installed Clockworkmod its easy to do a full wipe and then install the modded firmware from a file on the sd card (listed as the second method in the instructions) took I suppose about 40 minutes, even with difficulties as I had

GSM for the UK

So we should have a forum for EVERY tablet device out there?

Its faster, more reliable and fuller featured than the stock ROM with sense. For instance mine went from having 16mb remaining in system memory to 38mb when I'd readded all my apps. and general responsiveness is vastly improved new feature include lock screen gesture actions, camera with continuous focus/stabilisation and adding the power control widget to the home screen drop down (which I've found very handy) CyanogenMod 6.1 Drops with Camera Fixes, Notification Bar Widgets, and Lock Screen Gestures And of course, running cyanogenmod, there will be a Gingerbread build out long before the various UK networks get round to releasing their version.

Its a good move ;-) 6.1 is awesome

Don't you need a google account to login with? Seems to me ubuntu netbook or similar would be a better option

HTC desire this version of cyanogenmod came out this week, so it may be new to that

Settings -> wireless & network -> proxy settings for me but I am running a cyanogenmod build of 2.2 (6.1.0)

More than that - a free netbook without a capslock key!

Yeah, this was exactly why I didn't bother...

Why not just have the media accessible from a network share then?

Doesn't have to be, you can use Microsoft script encoder to create a vbe that isn't readable

Okay, if you go File, then automatic replies you should see the below: Which has the settings for internal and external, and you can configure the rules from there also :-)

in that case you shouldn't need a rule to separate the internal and external users, you should see two tabs on the setup automatic replies screen the Outside My Organisation tab has a tick box in it to enable it.

Are you doing it from OWA or outlook? which version of outlook for that matter?