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I used to like NRS and I always found to support ok, but now Civica have taken over the support is S@%#. I do not have any good words for civica. They are forcing an expensive upgrade. If I could change now I would. They moan about where we have tills and are trying to dictate where they should be. [emoji34] This year will be spent looking for an alternative. #rant over#
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What about the use of the windows operating system and office software. Would you not be breaking the Microsoft licensing agreement?
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I'm sure you can't virtualize a Mac OS
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Hello This appeared on my office 365 tennet yesterday in case you haven't seen it ------------------------------------------------- New Feature: Microsoft Teams for Linux MC196118 Stay Informed Published On : November 19, 2019 We'll soon be launching Microsoft Teams for Linux (preview). The client download will be available in mid-December 2019. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 56219. How does this affect me? The Teams client for Linux will facilitate collaboration by extending capabilities like chats, meetings, and calling to people who are operating in a Linux environment. The Teams client for Linux will also allow users to open and edit Office files in the Teams app. What do I need to do to prepare for this change? There is nothing you need to do to prepare for this change, but you might consider updating your user documentation and notifying your help desk. Users will be able to install native Linux packages in .deb and .rpm formats. Download the Teams client for Linux when available How to install the Teams client for Linux
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Hi, Could someone clarify Personal liability in respect to GDPR. So school has appropriate policies in place and that teachers were aware of and signed upto. Teacher X then makes a faux pas causing a breach which needs to be reported to ICO. My initial understanding was that the school could be fined and that the teacher also had personal liability and cloud be fined by the ICO. We are looking at outsourcing the DPO role and a couple of companies have said that their is no personal liability. So should teacher X leave a load of SIMS reports on a train the school could be fined but not the teacher. Although the teacher would be dealt with by the school. Any thoughts Cheers
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I know this is an old thread. I’m 3 weeks into dumping WIN 10 as my main OS, I wish I had done it a long time ago! Just curious if any of you bother joining your linux machine to the windows domain? Cheers
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@Harlington_IT Here is the SQL code i use in SQL management studio UPDATE [sims].[sims].[sims_email] SET primary='T' Where email_address like '%@yourdomainname' and primary ='F'
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I have an SQL script that will do the job, use it every year to make them primary. Am at home now so will post it tomorrow.
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365 Shared Calendar – all day events showing a two days
ozydave replied to ozydave's topic in Cloud Services
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365 Shared Calendar – all day events showing a two days
ozydave replied to ozydave's topic in Cloud Services
If you DM me your email address i'll send the calendar link Cheers -
365 Shared Calendar – all day events showing a two days
ozydave replied to ozydave's topic in Cloud Services
Using Outlook 2016 desktop client. Just tried again. My view attached, desktop client of left of image, web version is right. Also attached the timezone form the webversion Also some success. On the client i saved the calendar as an ICS file then went the web calendar and imported the ics. this seemed to do the trick -
365 Shared Calendar – all day events showing a two days
ozydave replied to ozydave's topic in Cloud Services
Hi @seteve21 I have attached a sample. (had to change the file extension to TXT so I could upload it. It was a csv file) cheers All Events Import.txt -
365 Shared Calendar – all day events showing a two days
ozydave replied to ozydave's topic in Cloud Services
I'm out at the moment. Will throw one your way a bit later. Thanks for this -
365 Shared Calendar – all day events showing a two days
ozydave replied to ozydave's topic in Cloud Services
Yep defo matching timezones, Tried creating a standard mail box and doing the import, same result is all day events show as 2 days -
We use office 365. I have setup a shared mailbox so the calendar can easily be shared. The time zone is set to UK, London The admin of the calendar is using the full outlook client and can see the shared calendar. The time zone on the PC with the Outlook client is set to UK. When the admin imports the year’s calendar events from a csv it all seems to work correctly. All the imported events display correctly including ‘All Day’ events. But… When the calendar is viewed in outlook web the ‘All day’ events display as two days. We have repeated this serval times, in serval newly created shared mailbox calendars. Anyone else come across this? Cheers
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This software is good, Bulk Rename Utility. You should be able to select the 400 and rename them I'm currently working my way through 36000 personal photos, renaming them with 'date taken'
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Bit of fun - who has the oldest (working) Windows domain?
ozydave replied to 3s-gtech's topic in General Chat
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Just finished a 5 day course of steroids. Foot has come back a bit, still can't drive. The steroids have caused much embarrassment. Things happen in the trouser department spontaneously, not the best to deal with in a schools They are starting me on Aubagio soon. I stopped reading the side effects when it got to Aubagio deaths. Now looking forward to having blood drained every two weeks for 6 months. All good fun !
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I swapped from an iPhone about 18 months ago to a Moto G6 and love it. Phone area very personal thing. It was 145 quid. I'm not the most carefull and it's suffered a couple of big drops with no damage. As my little one started secondary school I got them the same phone. They love them after having my of cast iPhones. My wife has also made the move to a Moto. Again she now loves it. Motos just seem robust, capable and cheaper than most.
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Just wondering if there are any other IT techs / network managers in here with MS. I was diagnosed in 2009 and have been Tickety-Boo up till a couple of weeks ago, apart from I couldn't walk much more than a couple of miles. About two weeks ago I've now developed drop foot so now struggling to walk beyond 20 m at the moment. Can't drive either at the moment. My work have been great lucky enough to have a lift in a building. Anyone else suffering?
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No worries, I thought I had got away with it too All the best
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did you find an answer to this?
