Lee_K_81

Academic: GCSEs (no IT though) > BTEC ND in Computing > BSc (Hons) Computer Science > MSc Computer Science Professional: MCSA + Messaging, MCTS Server 2008 AD Config, MCTS Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Configuration, MCTS Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration, MCTS Windows 7, MCTS Vista. Will prob sit exam next week to take me up to MCTS Enterprise Admin. On a similar note if anyone needs any second shot vouchers (free retake if fail) then just PM me. Lee

What exchange version?

It's difficult to get working on Exchange 2003 standard, you could get it working via some registry hacks. I believe enterprise was ok. Exchange 2007 / 2010 should work with the iPhone's native mail app without any problems.

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lol, lmao, rotfl I usually wonder if they are actually "laughing out loud", "laughing my(their) @$$ off" or "rolling on the floor laughing" - I'm sure that they would be getting strange looks - especially if they are in work! If they are actually doing the above - what does this hold for pmsl? I hope I never have to work with them!

Where you stopping in Vegas? Free attractions /not too expensive attractions in vegas include: Bellagio fountains - free the glass chandaler / garden area at bellagio The gondolars at the venetian follow the canal round. It's indoors but looks like it's outdoors. Madame Tussauds at the venetian - if you get the mono-rail check the flyers voucher books lying around can usually get a discount. Forum shops at Caesars Palace Lion Habitat at MGM - free Shark aquarium at Mandalay bay Volcano at mirage Pirate show at TI New york new york is always good for a walk round, roller coaster is pretty good too. Speed roller coaster is good at saharah starts inside - goes out of building down into side walk loops back into side walk, then does it all again in reverse! The observation deck in the stratosphere is good, even if you dont do the rides on the top. the above are a mere fraction of the things to do, i've been 3 times in the last 3 years. If you want to DM me i can give you more specific info. Lee

I'm sticking with our exchange implementation. Our SLT would go mad if they couldnt have emails to their phones!

And a further one: if you have pupils doing early entry A-Levels i believe this can also be counted but for CVA purposes can only be counted as 1 grade dispite being a KS5 qual.

{=sum(large(c2:z2,{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8}))} you will to press ctrl-shift enter to get the surrounding { } 's Dont forget that you now get bonus points for english and maths so it's your top 8 (which may include English and Maths) + additional bonus points for your English and Maths. so points across 10 subjects. Also dont forget that any subjects worth more than 1 GCSE/equivalent needs to be split. i.e. somebody acheiving a double distinction would need to have it counted as 2 grades worth 52 and not 1 grade worth 104. Lee

As already mentioned, programmable DMX lighting, or any digital audio setup.

As Jamo said, learn the basics. learn how to use libraries, the difference between loops (do..while / while / for), function calls (some languages have a difference for a procedure and function). Once you've mastered a few programs then you can work up to object oriented programming and examine code modularity and code reusability. Eventually work towards understanding why objects should have high cohesion and loose coupling.

I learnt: VB (version 5 i think), C/C++, Pascal, Ada, Java, Eiffel, C#. What are you wanting to program? Desktop applications or web applications? I'd recommend learning Java, or C#. But i know VB.NET is quite popular with beginners (and more experienced) programmers. In all honesty once you've learnt one language they all have fairly similar syntax and semantics. Lee

Does it support live TV? We've got a freeview connection into our current system, but that one looks nicer. Might be tempted to switch if it supports tv.

The writers will probably want to do that, but it depends on Jackson and the rest of the Hollywood crowd will let them, or push for the big budget hollywood effects.

It's based on a short film called "alive in Jo'burg". It's directed and written by Neill Blomkamp. Peter Jackson produced it. Saw it when it first came out. I enjoyed it. Not entirely what I expected. Would have prefered it to finish in the same style as it starting without it getting too hollywood, with the whole transformers/robocop style ending. There is talk of a sequel, or a prequel based around their arrival in the 80s. I'm hoping that if they do it's not too much of a "prawn returns to Earth hell bent on revenge", and keep in touch with the struggle against the segregation / integration with the rest of society, but not sure that they will do that.

I sometimes think a dedicated external internet connection is needed. Especially times like this!

We've had a few delays getting ours available outside but fingers crossed it seems ok now. Keep having to check off my iphone to ensure its available outside.

Fair point. Still dont think it will take off fully for a few years though.

Nice idea but I dont see software as a service as being a huge competitor to MS at the moment. Imagine the scenario: 3 miles away some careless body with a pneumatic drill goes through a fiber optic cable. HT come storming in - I'm trying to do an important presentation for [insert important event] and it's crashed Phone call from bursar - I'm trying to prepare a spreadsheet and it's crashed. Until such a 100% guaranteed internet connection is available it wont work. With a local install i know you can have the app crash but at least you open it and it's back or you can reinstall in 10 mins. You may have to wait hours or possibly days with no office apps with software as a service.

Actually it can also be done on recieve connector, hub transport server - but you have to use the EMS. see link or as spc-rocket says on individual mailboxes via ADModify or individually. Dependant on your setup depends which way will be best. ADModify might be best.

As far as i'm aware this can only be done on a global level. Under Organization Configuration select hub transport, under global settings there's an option for transport settings, in here you can select maximum number of recipients. However this would effect all users including staff. - I'll keep looking.

I think you've made a mistake with the punctuation, it should read: Its amazing what removing a full stop can do to a sentence.

I reckon we should all get edugeek lapel badges. Would help to break the ice and approach people at these type of events. Was a good seminar, loved the baps and pizza. Was struggling not to take another slice as we left!

Had been looking at those, but it depends how you define fairly cheap. Might have a further look in the morning!

Could be interesting do they have a UK disributer?