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Server 2003 / Windows XP I'm having problems getting my documents to redirect for any pupils. I have to groups in AD, Pupil and Staff these are in Managed Users. I have created a Test account in just managed users and it seems to work fine. In Group Policy the folder redirection is set up to redirect to home directory and this is placed in Managed Users. Pupils can save work by going My Computer Z: server/ files pupil etc. but the my documents just will not redirect for any pupils in the group.

I'm getting a runtime error when pupils try and use Blackcat Logo. It works fine when logged in as administrator but it comes up with this error when logged in as pupils: Runtime Error! Program: C:\Program Files\BlackCat\Logo\Logo.exe Abnormal program termination. It's doing it on all of the computers.

Found the fix myself: download “Simple City Printing.zip” from support.2simpleweb.com - /public/fixes/ and replace the relevant swf files in the data folder.

When you click print the programme zooms in. The picture prints perfect and is the normal size. Any ideas? Tried updating flash, java etc. with no luck

I have an SQL database on my web-server and want to be able to download it to access. How do i do it? Access 2003

Hi, I had an old computer at school that died on us and we have just bought a new Fujitsu Amilo P. There are alot of programs on the old computer so to save time i planned to image the old computer onto the new and then use Windows XP disc to repair it. The imaging went fine however when trying to repair it I've got the error message: The file acpi.sys is corrupted Anyone got any suggestions? Cheers

Hi, MP3's are fine. Itunes will convert any music you have into the correct format. Videos are normally in MP4 format and you can convert the DVD's into this format with free converters on the internet. Depending on what you want to use the iPod for and how much music you have i would recommend the ipod touch 8gb - latest 3rd gen is £139. Cheers Sam

Collecting our old ICT suite tomorrow at 10am. Will let you know how we get on. Sounds very friendly and helpful on the phone. and they are free!

1. ldifde -f export.ldf -s Aserver (Where Aserver is your domain controller and export.ldf is the filename) In theory you can export user accounts by just giving the filename, but I find you need the -s switch to connect to the server. (-s Aserver) Type your ldifde commands in notepad, then save as a .bat file then execute your .bat file from DOS. 2. Adding filters with -r Use the -r switch to filter your data, for example: the command to export only computer objects on a server called Aserver is: ldifde -f ExportComputer.ldf -s Aserver -r "(objectclass=computer)" Gradually add to your basic ldifde file, pay attention to the syntax e.g. "speech marks", commas Exporting only the LDIFDE fields you want with -l (lower case L) ldifde -f ExportUser.ldf -s Aserver -r "(objectclass=user)" -l "dn, cn, givenName, sn, department"

Hi, Created an image of a PC on Ghost and it's in a .gho format. I would like to create a bootable CD of the image. So i can just put the CD in the computer and it will load the image to the hard drive and unpack the files so windows appears how it should. Suggestions for this? Cheers