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I found exactly the same thing this morning - if you click download (web browser method) it then gives you a link to download Office Web Apps 2010 with SP2 64bit English which is about 400mb compared to 1.2gb for Office 2010 with SP1 (32bit). You can download the Office 2010 SP1 iso and put SP2 into the updates folder (along with any other updates you need) and the patches should be installed at the end of the office install.

If you go to their main website it now redirects to a godaddy holding page. If you go to their certificates website it says that the sale of certificates have been suspended. I noticed this when I went to renew one of our certificates a few weeks ago.

I have a feeling that msvcr100.dll is something to do with Visual C++. Have you tried reinstalling the Visual C++ Redistributable (+any patches via windows update)?

It's processed on the server side. Remoteapps basically use RDP but instead of giving you a full desktop, you get just the application window (e.g. powerpoint). Not sure on this point.

My router (the VMDG280) does exactly the same thing with the web GUI not responding. The router I have isn't even one of their superhubs either (and it was discontinued before they managed to implement the modem only mode...).

I think it is based on the WAN IP location rather than GPS location.

Not quite bread, but still... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6WuHzE-1fk I haven't tried iPad app deployment via Meraki for a while, but I seem to remember having to tap install on each iPad too.

Hello Stig! As for the freighters, I agree that they willl still be around for a while yet (DHL only retired their DC-8 freighters a few years ago). It did at the start (it was grounded for a while, like the 787 was), but eventually became the winner in terms of total frames built when compared the the Tristar

BBC News - 'End of an era' as DC-10 makes last international trip With the last commercial passenger flight of the DC10 touching down at Birmingham on Thursday, it marks the beginning of the end for passenger tri-jets . KLM are retiring the MD11 (the DC10's big brother) later in the year too.

I would like to activate windows 7 machines via KMS using a server 2012 machine (that was originally activated via a MAK key). I understand that for servers you need to have 5 KMS activations before they will successfully activate, but this is where my problem lies - I don't plan on adding/upgrading any other servers to 2012 yet. In the VLSC, I have a windows 7 KMS key. If I input this into the server 2012 machine, will it only activate windows 7 or will it activate the 2012 machine too?

I moved from smoothwall express to pfSense (at home). the pfSense community seems more active too as I haven't seen a new smoothwall express version for years (and it does feel dated to me when compared against pfSense)

I can safely say that this one is in the hangar back at base for landing gear inspections.

If you are going to be using Macs then it is also worth bearing in mind that .local domains cause a few issues too.

Do you have the NLA (network level authentication) box checked where you enable RDP? I've had problems with having NLA enabled when using linux based systems - however I'm not entirely sure if this would cause any issues with the windows RDP client.

Seems fine for me - just remove the .txt extension. Ultra160 64-bit Driver v7.5.645.100 for Windows 7 & 2008R2

Ah.. I was using L to turn the lights on. Thanks for the tip

I keep getting fined for wrong headlight usage (or something along those lines). Plus a few speeding tickets whilst flying through roadworks....

I'm sure you'll get better at them, but you did do well to avoid jackknifing and hitting the traffic behind too. Seeing that stream has convinced me to download the demo and give it a try - I will see how I get on using a laptop keyboard (probably not very well )

I can't agree with the bit I saw (slowly rolling down a hill backwards whilst trying to restart the truck! )

...for the wheels on this inaugural flight? Accident: Darwin SB20 at Paris on Jan 28th 2014, nose wheels separated on landing

Virgin Mobile/Media print the PUK on the credit card sized holder that the sim card arrives in. I'm not sure if 3 do this but it's worth a try if you still have the pack that the sim came in.

Whoops! That is what you get when you rush posts

You may be in with a chance of antiirus defenition updates though

Have you tried regenerating the boot image(s) from scratch? You can do this up right clicking the deployment share > update deployment share > select completely regenerate the boot images and follow the rest of the wizard. Make sure you update the boot image in WDS too.

Does anyone here still play this online (PS3)?