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have created a sysprep image, when i deploy it it shows the blue screen then the monitor goes out of range, it carries on deploying. Once installed it gets to the black xp screen and deos the same. the original machine was set to 800x600 and it has the same parameters in the sysprep.inf document. any ideas?

or encouraged! so long as they have experience using The web. Using a mouse, mices, using mice. Clicking, double clicking. The computer screen, of course. The keyboard. The... bit that goes on the floor down there then they should be fine to teach IT . back on track!. Powerpoint 2007 has a feature to allow you to change the resolution of your output which can save you changing how the screen looks on your pc and allow you to improve the visual quality of your presentation.

45 minutes by train, and they are looking for field engineers so you might only need to commute to didcot/abingdon once a week or so. They do seem to be offering obscene amounts at the moment!.

and dare i say it some teachers! there are people out tehre from all walks of life with pieces of paper that are not worthy of such awards

bart pe is good on usb, and any of the portable apps range.

if its any consolation at least your fairly close to abingdon should you want to progress into the dark world of rm!. fingers crossed for you.

a rottwieler called put it on the helpdesk. That way everytime someone comes to you with a problem that should be on the helpdesk and you remind them your snarling horrible tooth weilder will be summoned from the server room. Bet they wont even have the chance to sigh before they run away.

how it would be used, is it just a case of dropping in the following into the unattended section? UpdateUPHAL = “ACPIAPIC_UP,%WINDIR%\Inf\Hal.inf” UpdateUPHAL = “ACPIPIC_UP,%WINDIR%\Inf\Hal.inf” UpdateUPHAL = “MPS_UP,%WINDIR%\Inf\Hal.inf” or would you just use the 1 you need?

sorry to be entirely dim, have you got an example to hand?. I would test it but it's hard to do so without destorying machines!.

distringuised name needs to be properly populated, for example cn=moodle,ou=system logons,ou=Schoolname,dc=curriculum,dc=local cn being the username, ou being the ou's (bottom one first), dc being domain name and domain extension. the context should look like this ou=schoolname,dc=curriculum,dc=local this should be the toplevel ou where your subjects are contrained.

oh oh oh, share!. a kingdom for your line!.

Becuase its much easier just to let teachers do as they wish and provide then with a million ways of doing things rather than stifling their creativity with the right way!.

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blimey, i know it dones't count for mcse so assumed it wouldn't for mcsa. if your thinking of moving onto the mcse and later the 08 equilivents its worth doing 620. Is the easiest MS i've ever seen and counts towards the mcsa , mcse, mcts, mcitp desktop and mcitp sa/ea.

exchange 2007 doens't count towards mcsa does it?. Cbt nuggets or testout will get you through nearly any exam, testout is very thourough.

essentially to reduce waste, ideally it would contain guides on thigns like page setup, print preview, selecting areas in IE.

I'm looking for a guidebook/handout on ways to improve your printing. Can anyone provide examples for me? TIA.

snadboys revelation can also be useful. http://www.snadboy.com/

What doesn't it do!. Basically it allows you to produce an acceptable use policy automatically. you can base the automation on a mixture of time and groupings. it can then record the response in several ways and you can set an automatic reponse. have a lil look round the projects forum.

<- Bizzel, the mac daddy of coolio software.

drat, if you cant find anyone else to take it might eb worth flashing it up on here once ina while incase anyone else locally wants rid as well.

he was there, i think he made a brief visit a few months back as well.

link to this website, a suggested training plan, network diagrams to study, suggested topics to read up on .

FTW ZH!

got a very nice program taht does it automatically over vnc if its of use.