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The Delprof idea is good. Execute it by creating a scheduled task from you app the creates the parameters and set it to run after reboot once. This would resolve the issue of the user being logged in currently. Untested sample below (taken from a working one i use) Pass arguments for the name of the task as Tname and the TArguments, such as exclude directories names etc for delprof I.e "/d:5 /ed:admin* /U /ntuserini" public void CreateSTasks(string Tname, string TArguments ) { using (TaskService ts = new TaskService()) { TaskDefinition td = ts.NewTask(); td.RegistrationInfo.Description = "Run DelProf"; // Create a trigger that will fire after the system boot td.Triggers.Add(new BootTrigger() ); td.Actions.Add(new ExecAction(@"c:\delprof.exe", TArguments, null)); ts.RootFolder.RegisterTaskDefinition(Tname, td); } }

From memory, they don't need to be in a house, but once house's have been created the pastoral structure will need at least one in place. Call one "do not use" etc so the structure remains valid but dont assign anyone too it.

I've had the Oneplus, and the oneplus 3. Both have been excellent. Build quality is top notch and performance is outstanding. I'll probably move to the new 5 but its hard to justify with how well my 3 is currently performing. Yes support for their original device died early, but this was more due to the death of their link with cyanogen than anything else. the newer oxygen OS they're doing in house is getting faster updates and has longer support. Either way it has been better than my experience with samsung updates and support on their phones. O2 are offering the phone on contract, however i personally prefer to buy outright directly from oneplus and save money paying the SIMS only deal prices, working out about £300 cheaper over a two year cycle.

I don't suppose you pre-heat the microwave too?

I'm waiting for this to descend into the debate of how brown/black the toast should be. I often feel repulsed by the colour of a co workers *tea *vaguely brown, milky hot water where it hasn't been allowed to brew.

If you get to the point where you're toasting the end crusts then you've gone too far. These should be for the birds! I do think you probably reached the limit for think cut marmalade, maybe try varying the topping, it might induce less guilt.

Our LEA has centralised sims and schools access via an RDP secured through microsoft forefront UAG. You have the option to add grid cards or use hard tokens as second factor to the normal domain login. not sure what the pricing of that technology is, or it would be viable to do for a single school.

three hours early........ do i install or wait?!??!?! or just go home ....

tried system, network, and local,

Specifically on server 2003 setups, the schdueld task fails to run each night to do the data transfer. On server 2008 setups the transfer is comepleting fine, all have just been updated to the summer release. C:\Program Files\SIMS\Discover Services\Discover.Warehouse.TriggerConsole.exe is what should be run. Anyone else having a similar problem?

Sorry to waste your time @matt40k PICNIC error effecting the script. Ive seen my error with sims DB name. ......i'll get my coat

ive done that @matt40k. i've even tried using discover2 as the DB name to ensure deployment of a new one. still getting the same error.

it should be a clean install

thanks @matt40k thats what i have but i keep getting a fail. Discover.SQLusermanager.console stops working. Any ideas?

Im strugeling with the server install as command line. anyone got that working. Client works fine with script form @kearton

Copy of Reading Ages sample.xlsxtry this instead.

Reading Ages sample.xlsx you can use =dollarfr to convert numbers into fractions instead of decimals on =dollarde to convert back to deicmal. Ive applied it to reading ages. Have a look at this as an example and see if it works for you

This is how i feel sometimes: But who likes charts anyway......

just came in a couple of releases ago i think, i've found it very useful for all kinds of quick little jobs. Much quicker than designing custom reports every time for simple jobs. Just wish the catalog of fields was a bit more complete, seems a bit like half a job from capita but i'm sure they'll be expanding on what you can pull into this type of report in future.

go to reports > student list > general student list. On the right hand side "select data area" change the top drop down box to a"academic" information. change the second dropdown box to "timetable". You can then drag and drop each period onto your report to the left or use the "all periods" option to add them all at once. Use the filter and sort buttons at the top to change the selection of students. Then use the export button to move the data to excel. Think that will give you what you want.

In excel use the data from other sources option on the data tab (office 2007/2010). using the "from xml" option. This allows you to map the xml headers to columns in you spread sheet. You can update the xml file anytime then just click refresh all (again on the data tab) in excel an it pulls in the new info. This way you can set up your spread sheet template and have almost live data being pulled form sims using commandreporter.

Sorry, Ive been out of the office a couple of days. I'm busy doing a write up on how i create these, along with the reportdefs for sims and the excel sheet. The big problem i can see is the assessment data aspects in sims will vary from school to school. How would people feel with importing aspects specifically to make these sheets work? or would a cut and paste for the assesment data be ok for everyone?

to be fair most of our students have their own from ipods etc..... not that they are listening to them in lessons i might add!

Cunning:eek:!!

I think our ICT rooms had a similar system but now they each have a ball of headphone cables with bits of plastic on the end. Children are now sent from these rooms to the ICT office to request headphones which we no longer have. (as they been magically drawn into the larger ball of wires.!!)