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Hi, I wanted to get the same results. Turns out the 'Master password' is like a master key, it'll open any label password. So to get the effect you're after all you need to do is under each label set a random password, then set the master password, don't worry about remembering the random password as the master password will get you in but keep the kids out! If you want an option accessible to the kids (boot from local hard drive) then just don't set a label password on it. Setting passwords doesn't affect FOG's ability to boot tasks set by the web interface. HTH, Seb

Turns out we were using an old version of ActivStudio... Opps!

Hi, We've already tried that here, it also upgrades the driver to version 5.x which we hoped would resolve the issues. The strange thing is that after upgrading the problem didn't occur for a while and then suddenly appeared again. I've no idea if this was just random or if its perhaps the driver corrupting or something over time? Let me know if your upgrade to Aspire works, when we upgraded we used the trial version (just to see if it would get rid of the problem). Cheers, Seb

Hi Guys, I've got a weird problem with ActivStudio and I'm hoping someone else has experienced something similar / knows what's going on! The teacher in question is using ActivStudio Professional edition although we've tried the latest 'Aspire' version as well as upgrading ActivStudio + driver, She writes on the board and occasionally for no reason all the text she's written on that page will disappear. Fliping the chart on a page and back again causes the text to reappear but I can't for the life of me figure out why the text is disappearing. We've replaced all the hardware except the board itself (cables, powersupply etc.) and the computer reports all clear on memtest and the like, there seems to be no pattern to do with when the text disappears either e.g. the en can be anywhere on the board and the text can disappear. If anyone has experienced anything like this or indeed anything similar to this it'd be great to know and especially what you've done to remedy it! Cheers, Seb