markwilliamson2001

Is there a way to use a SRP to block the macro editor in Visual studio 2005? We have blocked reg keys being run from student areas, but one student has been running reg keys from the shell command within the macro editor in vs2005. Cheers Mark

You will need to update the security for .net packages on "Local Intranet" to Full I think. There should be a little .net framework wizards tool in administrative tools in control panel. It creates an MSI of the updated option, which you can then deploy using group policy. Give me a PM if you want some help Mark

What exactly is the problem? I upgraded from version 9.5 i think, which I rolled out using an MSI. Version 10 MSI removed the flash95.ocx from C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed, when I did an upgrade using the Flash 10 MSI using group policy. The new flash10a.ocx was included in the Macromed directory, but didn't register properly. I then wrote a little script that detected if Flash10a.ocx was present, and used regsvr32 to silently register the 10a.ocx file. This then meant that flash in IE worked a treat, which it didn't previously. Regards Mark

Thanks, worked a treat...what a great tool.

Hi, Think i posted on here a few years back about a script someone nicely wrote for me that copied the display name field from a pupil's account in AD to the description. Can anyone help me out with this please? Mark

I totallly missed out 6 update 10....seemed far too many problems with it that I researched. Just gone straight from 6u7 at the moment to 6u11. Should be rolling it out tommorow Mark

Just followed your guide, and the data1cab was present... Cheers anyway! Mark

Yeah, I know that I need to copy all the folders and files from the temp directory, but there aren't any others besides a single msi file, and mst file, and some log file (all of which I copied out to another directory??) Never had a problem before today (currently on 6u7), just on this version (6u11). Cheers Mark

Having trouble trying to do an administrative install at the moment... Got the offline installer, ran it, found the MSI in temp dir... Now keep getting the error saying the Data1.cab file is missing (which it is). Anyone got a work ed of this which I can steal (or the setup.exe which I can have anyway?) Cheers Mark

Sounds like some sort of config file needs to be setup for office 2003 on the client machines....to look at a global contact list. Will ask a colleague of mine, as he is the exchange/outlook expert! Will report back later Mark.

Haven't had to touch the print spooler since installing papercut! Was always restarting it with PMP HTH Mark

PrintManager plus used to give us loads of random problems... now on paper cut, and all the problems seem to disappear... Go for it if you can! Our head couldn't believe the amount of paper the school as consuming, and has now ORDERED that we put in exchange LOL! Sometimes when you do things the school benefits LOL. Mark

We have 2 from SecureIT, which are okay, very sturdy, but heavy!! We don't use the charging facility on them though... Expensive, but well made. Mark

Hi, We are using a bolt on to SIMS.Net called TEAM to deal with Attendance, Reports and Progress checks. We are currently in the middle of a massive progress checks cycle, and have had to deal with the fun of P.E. groups/rotations. The classes in SIMS.net are setup on the timetable as mixed gender groups (quite why I don't know) and this then means we have to sort out PE especially for attendance, but that is working okay. The biggest headaches come with Progress checks since the classes don't match up with the teachers since the students get put in different groups. This is especially true when they come to rotatations since the kids all move around to different teachers and groups again...(groan). At the moment, it appears that the school is pandering to the needs of the P.E. department in terms of classes, and this then gives so many headaches it is unreal! How do other schools deal with PE groups in SIMS.net for easy reporting? Cheers Mark

Thanks for all the help chaps.. We eventually came to a solution, using a registry hack, (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run...) and adding an entry to a local bat file which we copy across the network at machine startup. This reg hack also helps clean out the intel tray icon, and any other sh1t you don't need! The batch file contains a simple check for a file existing on a mapped network drive at logon, (which if they pull the plug) doesnt get mapped, so the batch file calls logoff... Can't wait for this to pan out! Mark