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No need. I thought it was funny. You can't beat a bit of Barry Scott.

I have always preferred hosting myself as it gives me maximum ownership and flexibility. If not I have heard these guys are pretty good: Marketing for Schools | Universities | Colleges | Higher Education | Academies ? Concept4

You could try hosting yourself on an internal webserver? Or there are plenty of hosting companies out there including uk based PipeTen which I use. I would say sign up to Nominet asap as it might take a while for the application to go through. In the mean time you can get on with putting the new site on the hosting. For a better hosting solution you can try WebFusion for a more complex and versatile way of hosting.

Same here.

Did anybody else realise that the "Ubuntu Women" wallpaper was created by someone called Martin? A man?

Use dual monitors. You will never go back.

Google is your friend, use it. Chances are that somebody else has had that problem. People lie just to get you to visit them. When a teacher says it's on fire and a demonic voice is telling them to kill their babies... the monitor is probably switched off.

We use TestingForSchools but a lot of people have trouble with them and wouldn't recommend them.

We used to use this company when I worked at a school 3 years ago. I liked them... Eagle Technologies,

You should just be able to just them the external IP of your webserver. They can then point the domain to that. We used to host out own website too until someone decided it was a good idea to outsource it.

Either way you will probably be getting robbed. But yeah I just called the LA and they told me over the phone.

Unfortunately this is what happens most of the time. Completely unaware that they make our lives hell!

Is the Adobe Flash up to date? Also have you tried it on a pc that is not networked and not a vm?

We got a good talking to the other day too even though we have purchased a site license! They were very rude. Are you getting any errors?

Dodgy log files increasing unnecessary?

We currently use this here but I have it setup on IIS so users can access it over the Intranet. Had quite a bit of trouble setting it up though with the player not running. Are you trying to run it from a virtual cd?

I am currently doing the MCITP with ICS. Seems to working well for me so far. My first course too, woohoo!

Not sure if it can be scheduled but I use JAM Software - TreeSize Professional – The Powerful and Flexible Hard Disk Space Manager for monitoring sizes of folders and stuff.

That would probably work but the annoying thing is why this happened in the first place. After re-creating the PST it shouldn't immediately become corrupt, there must be an underlying reason. Hard to say really. Any add-ons or third party email application interfering?

Sounds strange. I use Outlook 2007 on Exchange 2003 with a Vista computer and not had a problem yet. Maybe it's lazy but my next move would be to remove/rename the local profile and recreate the Outlook connection so it pull all the emails down from the server again like a new user.

Could be the way the user is using the laptop? Are they always shutting down by holding the power button or leaving themselves logged on at work then taking the laptop home and using it there?

lol I like this.

I will be on the M25 driving home. Might get a bit excited if the road is empty and use 2 lanes at the same time :-p Crazy times!!

Yep we are closing at 2:45 and projecting it in the hall.

Unless anybody else has another suggestion I would say ask the user to try it on their computer again.