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Hi John, Appreciate the lovely comments & of course you'll no doubt find us haunting the Edugeek stand at BETT some point that week Thanks from all of us. Kim

Get the disk out of the laptop and slave it up. Run the same recovery tools you'd normally run and be optimistic. Everyone has off days hun, we all learn from them too. Chin up it'll be alright.

All the best Steve, shout up if you need anything.

I don't know anyone who has the W3 certs so I couldn't comment but I should add that I don't have a degree and I'm doing OK! Not sure of any paperwork for web design beyond a portfolio, if you're looking to go that angle it might be worth getting some webserver experience (so some kind of MS server qualification or Linux one).

Congratulations on the release Jason.

Hi there. I don't know much about web design qualifications other than the stuff the W3Schools do Link here. Traditionally I've always seen web developers hired on the strength of their portfolio, do you have a portfolio outlining your experience? Another angle may be to lend some of your time and experience to a charitable / non profit community organisation to build your portfolio and put something selfless on your CV. Beyond that sorry I don't really know; what do you do currently & what particular jobs have you gone for that you've been turned down for on grounds of qualifications? Were they all web design ones? Good luck in any future endeavours.

Probably would be helpful if you could tell us more about the current set up, specifications of servers/computers, licensing (check it's 2003 and not 2008 licenses but running 2003 etc), any infrastructure issues etc?

On market place now

Scholarpack is worth a look

Yes, this will be because you have a DNS zone for yourdomain.com and as your clients are asking your servers and they don't know the answer (but know of the domain so won't forward it) so they say so. Simplest way of doing this is to create an entry for www and point it to the IP of your http://www.domain.com (when asking the LEA servers) and that should sort it.

Thanks! Married life sure isn't cheap though ... first order of the day "buy me a quad core so I can play when it comes out" ... OK

Further to before what is the driving force behind switching (nobody need chip in here with RM bashing), cost? functionality? existing problems? I think it's going to be a bit of a nightmare at this time of year and it may serve you better hanging fire until the summer or at the very least spending this time researching alternative functionality providers for the bits RM does. Not trying to kill joy your plan but I think not long into the term it's a little bit wild to do this (unless there's some rationale behind it other than because it looks shiny) and don't rely on your users to back up their data, they will say they did but won't have and it will be a large problem to fix. I do think getting this set up either virtualised or in its own isolated area will be a good start for you and will take a lot of the stress out of the situation when you go live. I also completely echo everything PiqueABoo says above.

6 weeks isn't a very long time but if you have this time dedicated you should be fine. I'd firstly tell you you won't be able to run any script to move them from a CC3 domain to your vanilla one without incurring problems with the RM Software so it's going to be a reinstallation of windows job which probably isn't a bad idea and your PC's will thank you for it. It does however mean you need to have a plan in place for your builds ... consider something like FOG (free opensource ghost) if you want to do it for free en-mass. My personal view again from an RM perspective would be to build your domain on a separate network switch with a couple of workstations, get it up and working and sort out your policies etc to cover application deployment and all that other stuff CC3 does for you. Be aware that Windows 7 has different requirements for profiles (v2) than XP so it won't be a 'smooth' transition between these meaning everyone will end up with two profiles. Unless you go mandatory in which case it's less relevant, have you considered your profiles? You're going to have a busy time ahead, do you have a 'deadline' of 6 weeks or is this a target on yourself? There's a lot to be done but there's lots of helpful people on here to assist, how much downtime have you factored in?

Thanks mate Hope you're well!

She's been the wife for ages except I don't get a slap for saying it now

Fortunate to have friends like yourself & your good lady Tony. We should meet soon

Thanks

All done, few days in Rome; the wife couldn't get any more time off work. (and to be fair I'd have been lynched if I had anymore)

Suspect lunch is on me at our next meet! Cheers fella, we did; pleased it's over with now and back to normality though!

Never ceases to amaze me the kindness & creativity shown by my friends here. Thank you very much from the pair of us. (I had to ring the missus to check what was afoot when a customer emailed me whilst I was on site). Thank you very much again -------------------------------------------------------- /MOD NOTE: This was relating to a logo that was live on EduGeek to celebrate Kim getting married. ZeroHour ---------------------------------------------------------

I run two screens on an ATI HD4870 (1920x1080 & 1280x1024) with no problem, what's up?

What's the problem you're having with the cron?

Show us df -h from the box, it believes it is out of space.

What do you mean?

AB Tutor Net Support iTalc There's a few to check out.