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Switch/LED Front Panel Header cable?

I was eager to use the portal, what can I say :-P

Yeah, I waited 2 days incase a "password email" turned up, but decided it wasn't going to happen

Zimbra let the email through, but there were no password details so I had to call up and get it

I see the UNC message as mostly a warning more than an error More details: Cmd.exe does not support UNC names as the current directory. I've never had a problem, only issues i can see is if you are not explicitly supplying full path names and are trying to relate them to the "current unc path". You do seem to be missing an " though on the copy line. There should be one before the c:\

Server hosted locally I was feeling optimistic and thought perhaps 5.1.4.3 would solve all problems (but not brave/stupid enough to test it myself)

Any one tried 5.1.4.3 yet ? Just deciding whether to roll back to 4.1.0.0 or risk this version

Forgot to say - they are Windows XP clients too. How did you remove the client? I have tried to run the setup file as per the help file but is complains that there is already a Forensic Software Product installed and then quits. At the moment I am just removing registry settings to disable it.

Upgraded to 5.1 on friday. Having reports of hard lock ups / freezing and Internet Explorer crashes. Event log has many entries with Policy Central files causing exceptions. Disabled it on a couple of machines to see if that solves problem. Spoke to Link2ICT and they haven't had any other reports yet. (We used to have a similar problem many releases ago too)

Education City provides a custom Auto-Login shortcut. Log into Education City Go to the teacher area Go to Schoolwide settings Select "click to go" under the Autologin section and follow prompts

Well, my cunning plan was to use pdfcreator . This could setup a virtual printer which could create, save and then print a (BW) pdf to a different printer automatically. Then no amount of print preferences fiddling would enable colour printing. Sadly, this plan is a little failed as the final print job always seems to be "Letter" sized not A4. Which creates annoying scaling issues But I thought it may provoke ideas.

This should work on Windows 98 for /F "tokens=*" %%A in (myfile.txt) do @echo ^ ^^^^ >>myNewfile.txt

Something like this Interval Timer - Online Stopwatch ?

Any chance you are on Vodafone? Seems that their app automatically connects to BTOpenzone: Vodafone app > More > settings > Untick Enable BT Openzone. Otherwise, less of a fix, but have you tried https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kebab.Llama&hl=en. It use it on my S2 to, amongst other things, automatically switch off wifi at work and switch it back on again when i get home. It uses cell towers to determine your location so isn't that much of a battery drain. Doesn't help with the random hotspots, but could save having to remember to switch wifi on again.

A sample of installed apps AirDroid Alarm Clock Xtreme Free Avast! British Gas CamScanner DoggCatcher Dolphin Browser HD Dropsync Elixir ES File Explorer Go Launcher/Contacts/SMS Juice Defender Llama Lloyds TSB Met Office Minimalistic Text MX Video Player NZB Unity QR Droid Tesla LED Titanium Backup TuneIn Radio Unit Convertor UPnPlay Wifi Analyzer Wol Wake on Lan XBMC Remote

The youtube app on android devices doesn't seem to work well with proxy settings. I did get it working by creating a transparent proxy with IPCOP and then using eduproxy as the upstream proxy. In the end it seemed too much hassle just for youtube

Android Market (Google Play) - although they did say they are working on a solution when I asked them.

Guess what turned up this morning...

#NoEnv #NoTrayIcon #SingleInstance force !LButton::Return !RButton::Return ;Exit Routine !f1:: ExitApp Should do it fine. Download the installer AutoHotkey Download to enable you to compile the script into an exe. This then can be assigned via Group Policy in the user logon / logoff scripts section. You probably wont want to include the "Exit Routine" as alt+f1 closes the exe, I had it in for testing / emergency use (on a fairly obscure key combo).

Er, should only disable clicking when the alt is held down, at least on the three machines I tested it upon.

The brutal autohotkey approach again to disable alt + click !LButton::Return !RButton::Return

Might be overkill, but for our more complex SEN children we use a variant of this autohotkey script to globally disable right clicks: Disable the Right Mouse Button?

If its the Autohotkey script from here: How To Set Different Speeds for Your Trackpad and External Mouse - How-To Geek, you could compile a script that just has the line to reset the mouse sensitivity back to normal. i.e. a script just containing: DllCall("SystemParametersInfo", Int,113, Int,0, UInt,14, Int,2) ;normal sensisivity and run that at log off.

Page 76 (70) from below has some if that is any help: https://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/pub/CF/WindowsPackaging/GettingStartedWinstall.pdf

The advanced proxy and URL filter web pages suggest they are for 1.4.x only. Seems advanced proxy facility is built into ipcop 2.0 and Cop+ can provide functionality similar to URL filter: ipcop support • View topic - Ipcop v2.0 ipcop support • View topic - urlfilter