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And may i add, i have never written a VB script in my life lol

Bingo you got it mate

£70 an aerial and £400 for the AP... and i never said the signal was particularly useable tho lol (was enuff to pick up dhcp) o and they take 2 aerials per AP too

Thats not what i said at all, InStrRev searches from right to left, but it returns the position of the result it finds based on the standard positioning number system, for example: intPosition = InStrRev("this is a string", "i") would return 14, as the first "i" encountered when checking from right to left is the 14th character (in the word "string" and including the spaces in the count) when counting from left to right. Hope this makes sense

Do you use the standard aerials or have u looked at the hi gain evil kitchen roll holder style ones? i put in the network using the original aerials and then upgraded any areas we had patchy signals in, using the new evil aerials we could get it thru 4 floors! Only downside is they are £70 a pop

You need to take proof of address and proof of signature with you if i remember rightly, (i jus take a bunch of bills, payslip council tax book and my wallet with me). You should still inform apple/mbna that you are not going ahead with the order as it will be currently pending with them and mbna, which could affect your ability to purchase in the shop. plus its good practice

Add a new user to the database with read only rightsand use that user to access the data, that way you cant break anything.

Cisco wireless = Aironet and it aint Cisco, Cisco just bought up a company and whacked IOS onto their hardware. I worked with AP1200s at my last place and i loved them tho, i have got a Soho 91 (no wifi) at home and i hate it, cisco dont do soho very well. The Soho 91 cost me £265(!) and the java web interface doesnt play ball very well with any other version of java apart from Microsofts, the update function does not work, but on the plus side, i can console it and do some damn nice tricks with it.

Yup, because there are 2 settings, "send on behalf of" and "send as"... Send as is set as a permission on the mailbox, you automatically get this right if you have full mailbox access (which you get as the Exchange Systems Admin by default on every mailbox) To set mailbox permissions, go to: User Properties dialog, Exchange Advanced tab, Mailbox rights Send on behalf of is a right you can assign to individuals: User Properties dialog, Exchange General tab, Delivery Options

IT doesnt ignore the second "2": InStrRev doesnt "count" from the end it just returns the position of the matching character but performs its search in reverse order. Each characters position is determined from left to right starting from one, therefore, when doing a InStrRev in your example, it finds the first instance of the character "2", which is in the 16th position in the string, therefore returns 16

hehehe :twisted:

Wont work with cable mate, you need an ethernet router, but congrats anyway (get em to send u an ethernet one)

Nar, you will get yours when the devil comes to collect your soul (cus theres no way in hell [excuse the pun] that this would run perfectly without some form of divine intervention lol)

Have you checked your DNS server and forwarders are working properly?

I got my Mac Mini from the Bullring store (its usually packed in there) and i did it thru an MBNA agreement there and then, walked away with it within an hour of walking in. Dont forget if you are going to do that, you need to cancel the original agreement or you might end up with 2 iBooks and a big bill to pay...

can you filter by the html of the page? (ive never set up or used filtering software so i dont know) because there seems to be a common phrase: I know its customisable, but how many people are going to go thru the hassle and it would filter all the ones which are not edited...

Drivers dont tend to be that big to be honest so i just copied the whole lot, that was for 3 manufacturers and about 10 diff hardware types in total.

i prefer my 30GB black ipod video and my last of the line PPC mac mini which i got the day i went in to get it but enuff of that... the noise from the WD raptor 36GB is a very high pitched sort of squeal, you need good hearing to hear it tho, my dad cant hear it cus he is too old lol mine were early models too so they may have improved the situation

I think its cus every post you make you seem to link back about wanting your ibook gecko... lol

Makes a big difference to the price to tho sadly, and tey have a high pitched whine to them ( i had a pair of 36ers running striped, now that was fast) imagine a class of 30... lol

I get the same issue here mate, constantly dropping off I found windows messenger to be more stable for some strange reason so im using that atm

why not use host headers? in DNS configure 2 records with the same ip such as iis.schoolname.sch.uk and apache.schoolname.sch.uk in IIS, configure host headers to filter the traffic between the 2 sites: iis.schoolname.sch.uk -> IIS website apache.schoolname.sch.uk -> apache website running on a non standard port not 100% if this will work but its worth a try

Personally, i would use group policy for this one: User Configuration -> Administrative Tools -> Desktop -> Active Desktop -> Active Desktop Wallpaper Word of warning, read the explanation as there are dependent settings (for example, you must enable active desktop)

If the kids are storing exes in their home drives, put a blanket ban on running exe/pif/com/bat/cmd etc from there.

haha sweet the phrase "edugeek" gets over 32,000 hits on google too