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I use a program called rclogon

Disclaimer: I don't have a clue about CC4, so this may not be relevant to you. Here is what I found most useful for a network install. I install from the dvd on one computer. After that I download the update on that computer, and save it. When you install that, it makes an msi in this folder: C:\Documents and Settings\~username~\Local Settings\Temp. I then download a new ActivManager from the website and install it as well, and it makes an msi in that folder as well. They might be in sub-folders. I then run the ActivManager.msi from a shortcut with a '/passive' and a '/norestart' tag, and it goes through it quickly. If you want default settings in ActivInspire, you can do pretty much the same thing. If you want to change some of the settings you need to make a .mst file with the network installer and have it in the same file with the same name as the .msi file. For example, ActivInspire.mst in the same folder as ActivInspire.msi

There is a networking and wireless section that you might post in, or ask someone to move your thread there. It looks like your thread it pretty old there (August 22, 2010?) too, so I would just make a new one if that is the case. I usually get pretty quick responses in those forums, but if it gets older than a day without a response, it usually gets to far down the forum list.

I would recommend Ubuntuforums.org edit: oh, you already posted there

Ctrl + q Ctrl + x Ctrl + c These three used to do that, not sure if they still do or not though.

We have a program called SychronEyes, I think it is from the makers of the Smart Boards. Altiris will also do it if you have that. I think you can do it from the "run" command as well.

While cool, quite fake. The closest I can come to a description would be to look at a whirlpool. The water tries to go out, forming the whirlpool, this is the water trying to pull itself in.