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We run 7 Pro on various workstations and laptops with only 1GB of RAM
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They're usually around 2000 hours.
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We've used RRIT (Based in Cannock, so not too far from you). They were very prompt at arranging a collection date within a few days of ringing them. Turned up right on time also (and they were free, collection was mainly CRT monitors also). www.RRIT.co.uk - Home
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TopTec make a variety of computer cages and other security furniture etc.. TOP-TEC IT Security - Computer Enclosures Case studies: TOP-TEC - Case Studies
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We've got a couple, they're fine, and the lamps are pretty cheap (less than £100) at the minute. Personally I won't be buying any more traditional lamped projectors for classroom use. The Casio LED projectors are great, a little more expensive but when you consider that there are no bulbs to replace, filters to clean, and the other advantages such as the almost instant warm up/off they are certainly worth it
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Just FYI the RM cases are Chenbro also. Case: Chenbro Micom Co., Ltd. Bezel: Chenbro Micom Co., Ltd.
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Run the cables up inside the wall? Or run a length of trunking up - not as neat but easier to do :/
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Shame about the mass of cables coming down behind the TV
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Our teachers put up with calibrating their boards with their laptops. They often teach most lessons in the same room so don't always need to calibrate too often. We're hopefully moving to having a desktop in each classroom connected to the whiteboard/projector.
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Extra space if you're in education: https://www.dropbox.com/edu (have a valid .sch.uk, .edu, .ac.uk email etc..)
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I use foam cleaner and some blue paper roll.
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I used to listen to Kerrang radio, Last.fm player or Spotify when I was in the server room. Now I'm based in the library I can't really listen to music Playing music loud to drown out the background noise of the servers is even more damaging to your ears!
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Right click on 'My Computer' and click 'Properties', does that display any more information?
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Exchange 2007 - Setting up mobile access to email
Chris_ replied to Iain.Faulkner's topic in Windows Server 2008
Outlook Web Access already takes care of this and the devices just need pointing at it. -
What are the specifications of the laptops? Are you using Windows XP or 7? Wired/wireless? If wireless, what is your wireless network?
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Why all HDMI cables are the same.. Very useful article!
Chris_ replied to ranj's topic in General Chat
Went into Richer Sounds to buy a Freeview HD PVR, the guy tried to sell me an expensive HDMI cable and told me to throw the included one away(!). I explained to the guy that HDMI is digital and as long as the cables meet the HDMI 1.4 spec the picture quality will be the same. He was having none of it and thrusted a Cambridge Audio flyer under my nose explaining why I was wrong. TL;DR - Richer Sounds told me to buy an expensive cable. I didn't. Cambridge Audio -
We're using PaperCut to monitor/restrict printing. We've only had a few kids come to us that have run out of credits. Staff have unlimited credits, but all the printers have restrictions set, preventing them printing class sets of worksheets to laser printers and 100 page course specifications etc! This has encouraged the teachers to use the photocopiers more
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We've been waiting for one (long range) for months now! I didn't think they were this hard to come by
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Some kids call me Draco apparently I look like Draco Malfoy?! Others refer to me as Mr $surname or sir...
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We've been using them since Christmas for our managed print solution, ~20 Samsung printers throughout the school and then since Easter we've had a photocopier from them. Drop me a PM if you'd like a chat and a bit more information about how they've been with us.
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In August last year I paid £26.63 (ex vat) for a 750GB SATA III hard drive. Seems like a bargain compared to the prices now!
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We're licensed through the EES agreement, which we've bought through RM... Is it likely that we would be eligible for the Office 2010 curriculum choice pack without shelling out £400
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Interesting... we bought it direct from RM earlier this year and it's working fine on Windows 7.
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I would recommend them. Test the driver that Samsung supply first, if it works fine then roll it out, if you experience the same issue as us I'll forward the modified driver on to you.
