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chris--87

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  1. We are considering the purchase of 30 or so tablets for use in ICT lessons. I am trying to get demo units for a trial, for various tablet type devices. However Dell aren't interested unless I'm buying 500+ units. Is there someone who could find a way for me to get Dell Inspiron Duo for a trial period?
  2. Yep, edit and replace
  3. Double post Ignore this
  4. Hello As seen above I eventually had success creating a custom OWA theme. I am now looking to build upon this and create custom logon on/off screens. According to the guides I am reading this should be very easy. Simply a case of replace the approiate files (9x GIF's, 1x CSS) with my customised ones, in the "base" folder - C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\ClientAccess\Owa\8.3.137.0\themes\base I am using these sources as my guide Customizing the Look of Outlook Web Access and Creating themes in Outlook Web Access 2007 - Exchange Team Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs The problem I have is no matter what I do I cannot get "my" logon screen to show. The original logon screen shows even though I have overwritten the files?? I have been clearing temporary internet files/all browser history and refreshing as needed but can't get it working. Any ideas?
  5. Problem solved. All I needed to do was include premium.css in my folder. There was no need to edit it, simply placing it in there meant my .GIF's were then used. Previously I did not realise that premium.css actually referenced the header .GIF's. Not including it meant the one from the base folder was used which referenced the .GIF's in that folder therefore mine were not being used. Thanks for all the help Steve21
  6. The link you have shown me there appears to be 2003, I'm using 2007. The registry location mentioned in that link does not exist with 2007. However I have new developments. If I restart the server my changes within the ..\themes folder get updated - what I mean is my theme has become available in the drop down box to select and it has the correct name. BUT... selecting my theme > saving changed > and refreshing, still does not display my theme?! It appears that my .GIF's are being ignored and the base theme is being used entirely as if my theme folder it empty. Does this give you anything to work with.. Thanks
  7. The paths are as they were I have not changed them, including no spaces in "ClientAccess" - I don't actually know which is correct, that is just how they are for me right now. My theme folder, in each case resides in the "themes" (at the end of those paths). More importantly what is this RegKey you mention? This may be something I have overlooked in the guides, as I haven't touched anything registry related at all. Should I be?
  8. @Steve21 Thanks for quick response. The files I have in my theme folder are logopt.gif, logopb.gif and nbbkg.gif I only included these three to give me a custom header after reading the following from one of the guides I am reading "if you create a new theme by copying only the header graphics to a new theme and modifying them, when a user selects that theme, the header graphics will come from the new theme, and the rest of the theme properties will come from the base theme." The guides I am using are: Customizing the Look of Outlook Web Access and How to Create a Theme for Outlook Web Access: Exchange 2007 Help The version I am using is 8.3.137.0. I am using the full version not light. The full path for the location of my theme folder is: C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\ClientAccess\Owa\8.3.137.0\themes but I also have my theme folder in C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\ClientAccess\Owa\Current\themes (didn't know which location was correct so did both) My theme folder has the name I want. I have now also included themeinfo.xml (edited correctly with name matching the folder name) in my theme folder. I am restarting IIS, clearing temporary internet files/all browser history after each change I make but still no luck.
  9. I have followed one of few very informative guides found on technet etc for the creation of a custom OWA theme. However I am having trouble applying my theme. Moreover getting my theme to actually appear as an option (i.e. appear in the drop down menu under "Appearance" in the General Settings" tab within "Options" when you are a user logged in to OWA. Guides will instruct you place the folder containing your theme files (.GIF's, .CSS's etc) on the Client Access server that is hosting Outlook Web Access in following location \Client Access\OWA\version\themes\ I have definitely done this but I still do not see my theme as an available option. I have tried clearing temporary internet files, all browser history completely, stopping/starting IIS. Has anyone successfully created a custom OWA theme that could give me some pointers?
  10. I have lost the installation CD for our copy of Corel Draw X3. I still have the licence information i.e. serial. After contacting Corel they cannot provide a replacement CD. They have also confirmed that our educational licence will not work with/activate the average trail version of the software I could download. They simply say I will have to find the CD or purchase the latest version. So my question is does any have a Corel Draw X3 installation CD and could you do me the favour of providing a copy of it? (I realise this is my first post and I'm asking "free software please" but I have exhausted my other options) Thanks
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