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Your two ski pictures on the front page desperately need to be resized! They are currently full res and a 3.3 meg download each.
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Work : Logitech G15 and Logitech MX Revolution Home : Logitech G15 and Logitech G700 I also have 4 screens on my work pc, a local company were getting rid of a load of Dell 19" monitors and we got a lot of them (for free) so I upgraded.
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Each student needs to have their own purchased account unfortunately but quite a number of students do. It would be nice if I could get a bit of a budget to buy 5 accounts or so but I don't expect that will happen in the near future. I control the shortcut by using a white list, a student needs to come to me to show that they own the game (by logging into the site) otherwise they don't have access.
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I had to add a https proxy switch to be able to log in to make this work (I also downloaded the .jar file to run) : java -Dhttps.proxyHost=(proxy) -Dhttps.proxyPort=(port) -Dhttp.proxyHost=(proxy) -Dhttp.proxyPort=(port) -jar minecraft.jar You can stick the batch file anywhere but sometimes you won't have the java exe in your path variable which is usually due to only having the 64 bit of java installed on a x64 machine and not also having the 32 bit version installed. It will either be %windir%\System32\java.exe or %windir%\SYSWOW64\java.exe so make sure you check that. I have a server set up for the students with my after school games club now, they love it. I have strict rules for not destroying other people's work and most of them are happy to use communal chests and help keep them supplied.
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User Settings > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization > Screen taver timeout and Password protect the screen saver
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Are you trying this on Windows XP? I had a similar issue when testing it out and the internet told me it's due to it not working when using a mandatory profile with XP (I did not test this.) You can either get around it by not using a mandatory profile (unlikely you'll want to do this) or removing Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CS5/Plug-ins/Extensions/ScriptingSupport.8li and losing scripting support within photoshop (I'm not entirely sure what features you lose.) I had some other issues with other CS V apps on XP but no issues at all with Windows 7.
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The easiest way to remove ads the flash ads from any version of MSN messenger is to simply add rad.msn.com to the restricted sites list in your internet options. This will cause the adverts to fail to load and simply display a white box instead.
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ShareEnum from Sysinternals will do that.
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I don't install it locally, I run it from a network share. It's such a small app and needs no local configuration apart from a shortcut.
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My scratch.ini (we use N: as well) looks like this : [Global] DeferUpdate=1 ShowConsole=0 DynamicConsole=0 ReduceCPUUsage=0 ReduceCPUInBackground=0 3ButtonMouse=0 1ButtonMouse=0 UseDirectSound=1 PriorityBoost=1 B3DXUsesOpenGL=1 CaseSensitiveFileMode=0 EnableAltF4Quit=0 Home=N: VisibleDrives=N: Share=0 We have no issues with it, I tried changing it to N:\ and it wouldn't work as you've said. Are you running version 1.4?
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Network Installation | Scratch Documentation Site
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You want to edit the settings in scratch.ini, in the application directory. A bit of a pain if you install them all locally but simple if like us you run the program from a network drive. You can use the 'home' setting to change the default path Scratch points to. Details of it are covered at their site : (will pop it in a second post as I can't post links in my first post!)
