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Fresh content which is interesting and up to date will help massively. Google are slowly tweaking their search algorithms to weed out SEO cheats.

We currently use ESVA Global-Domination.org - ESVA - It's a separate Linux server with it's own external IP. We forward mail to this server which is a spam/content/virus filter which then forwards on to our Exchange 2003 server. It takes a little getting used to with setting up but once it's going you don't really need to touch it. We don't really get false positives and rarely let spam through. Plus it's free ;-)

Yeah maybe updating the drivers will help. Also in the printer settings, look for something similar to "TrueType Mode". Set it to "Download as TrueType" and NOT "Print as Graphics". This helped us out too.

We had this exact problem after upgrading to Office 2010. Turn out it's a problem with the Brother printer drivers we have (mostly HL-6050DN). To solve this, Brother Support advised us to use the driver for a HP Laserjet 6N. Oddly enough it solved our problem.

What the...!!!??!! We have about 300 of those in our school! Lucky nothing else went up with it!

Thanks. Just checked and got these results: video-http.media-imdb.com i.media-imdb.com media-imdb.com

Hi danfromacademy At the moment I am studying for my 70-640 and looking to achieve the MCITP:SA certification. By paying £95 per year, will this site offer the information I need? I struggle learning from books and learn best by videos, online and labs. If the site can provide this, I will be telling everyone! Thanks EDIT: This https://www.itskillsacademy.ac.uk/certifications/microsoft/microsoft-certified-it-professional-server-administrator/

Hi All I have been asked to block the streaming video content on IMDB but keep the site unblocked. Does anybody know if the videos are streamed from a particular location? The reason being is because there seems to be a trend with certain lessons there will be 60 odd pupils streaming HD video. Yeah, not exactly brilliant for the network! Thank you g

Looks too good to be true. Tons of resources on there!

Have a look at the 70-640 exam. I am studying that at the moment and covered Windows Server 2008 R2: Active Directory. You get to learn about the OS, group policy, AD and useful labs too. MS TechNet has great free online labs too which are well worth it. VM's are also useful. Try setting up a DC with AD, add a replica DC, add a couple of Win 7 clients and try breaking things then fixing them. Experience on the job is also very useful.

I have the Nexus S and apparently I should have ICS but apparently my system is up to date with Gingerbread?

I'm sure we have all had the moment when you have to get the Powerpoint working in front of 1000 pupils including all staff at a school assembly.

Yep definitely under her name. Keeps it all legit then.

Is it worth upgrading something of that spec to Win 7 Pro though? Netbooks are designed for low level work and to last on battery for a long period of time. Beefing up the RAM and OS seems a little counter productive.

We have the drives hidden and pupils cannot write/view the drive either. Never had a problem.