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My SO's parents had one on the farm last summer, it was great! A pair of Great Tits (that's the birds, not her parents) nested in there and the camera let us watch the chicks hatch and then the parents taking turns to hunt bugs and feed them. I'm not sure how they had it connected up exactly, it was to the TV, I'd assume yellow is video and red and white are audio, it might be that white is audio and red power as stereo won't be needed. If you can post photos later I'm sure the collective knowledge of edugeeks can get it up and running!

The RX100 series was my other consideration, there's not much between them.

Is anyone shooting with a FUJI X100T? I'm thinking of treating myself soon...

Can you point me in the right direction? We have CS6...

33/44 Nostalgia overload!

interesting, I'll look at that another time, it would work very well providing I can also set a starting value (e.g. exam246) Thanks again for the help

Thanks for sticking with me! I've found something which does exactly what I need, found here. @ECHO del /a /f /q "%path%\exam1\*" for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /ad /b "%path%\exam1\*"') do @rd /q /s "%path%\exam1\%%i" I need a line of each for every folder I want to clear but using concatenate in excel, this will be easy. Completed batch script will look like; @ECHO del /a /f /q "%path%\exam1\*" for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /ad /b "%path%\exam1\*"') do @rd /q /s "%path%\exam1\%%i" del /a /f /q "%path%\exam2\*" for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /ad /b "%path%\exam2\*"') do @rd /q /s "%path%\exam2\%%i" del /a /f /q "%path%\exam3\*" for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /ad /b "%path%\exam3\*"') do @rd /q /s "%path%\exam3\%%i" del /a /f /q "%path%\exam4\*" for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /ad /b "%path%\exam4\*"') do @rd /q /s "%path%\exam4\%%i" del /a /f /q "%path%\exam5\*" for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /ad /b "%path%\exam5\*"') do @rd /q /s "%path%\exam5\%%i"

Removing and recreating folders will break permissions, these are home folders for accounts so need them intact. I'm trying to automate this, I could search manually but we have hundreds of accounts, as it is a repeated task I want a script to do this for me. The closest I've got is del /s /q "\\%path%\examX\*.*" but that only removes files, subfolders are emptied but they remain in place.

Hi all I'm struggling more than is necessary for such a simple task... I have some folders folders; %path%\exam1\random_folder1 %path%\exam2\RandD0mFold3r2 %path%\exam3\rand0mfolder-3 I want to remove all files and folders within the exam directories, regardless of what the file or folder is called, I want everything gone and leave empty directories ready for reuse; %pathname%\exam1\ %pathname%\exam2\ %pathname%\exam3\ Anything I'm finding online only removes files not folders, or folders but not empty folders but also removes the root (examX in this case). Others suggest removing the root directory and recreating but this would destroy ACL set on the folders. There has to be an easy solution to this that I'm missing... any clues? Thanks

Concrete5 is open source, I like it a lot.

Hi all I'm currently testing the USB Management feature inside Impero, on the surface I like the idea, the first hurdle I've hit is that USB storage devices are disabled for all users on a PC to which this policy is applied, including administrators. Is there any way to add users as an exception? I'm aware you can add individual USB devices but users would be much better. Thanks

How do I rollback virus signature database updates on ESET business products? (5.x)—ESET Knowledgebase I've just done it from the admin console, clients have already picked up the change, my test PC is working again

What are the cards used for? Could you email them out and then people can print them if they wish to?

I think loopback processing is playing a part here, the policy for folder redirection was applied to a user OU, the OU which contains staff PCs has loopback processing applied and set to replace, as no policy for redirection was set there, the policy wasn't applying. I've copied both policies to test OUs, move the test user and test pc to reflect the live structure and added folder redirection to the policy applying to the computers OU, with my test user the documents are now redirected. I need to do a lot more testing but it seems I'm on the right path

I'll give that a go, thanks.

It looks like our folder redirection has stopped working for newly created AD users, I noticed the issue with a new member of staff (accounts are created by Salamander) and I have manually created an AD user since, the same problem occurs. When I log in with the user, the home folder is completely empty, I'd expect to see the redirected documents folders here. The users have the appropriate permissions on the server share, they can manually create/edit/delete files and folders in their home folders. I'm struggling to find anything that suggests what is failing, there are no errors that I can find, only an absence of processing as expected. The Folder Redirection log on my test PC hasn't logged anything in 6 months, I suspect this is a result of our ghost image but since clearing the log and restarting/logging on several times, the log remains empty. A GPResult seems to suggest that there is no folder redirection policy at all, it reports; Folder Redirection ------------------ N/A The folder redirection is applied via GPO, the policy is active and other settings in the policy are applying so far as I can tell. Can anyone suggest where to look next? Thanks in advance

I decided this morning to review the paper forms used for many of these things, my first place to look will be SharePoint as we have an unused install sat doing nothing at the moment (it was to be our VLE but we went with something else). I'll be taking a look into the workflows and approvals first, in theory it should do everything we want. I'll post back when I know more.

Me: Hi $teacher, in order to fix $problem, I need to know which PCs you use around school other than $main classroom Teacher (emailing from the staff workroom): None Me: I see you're using a PC in the staff workroom at the moment, do you use the PCs in there frequently? Teacher: Yes, I use any free PC in here when my classroom is in use Me: Do you teach in any other classrooms than $main classroom Teacher: Yes, $room 1, $room 2, $room 3, $room 4

We have had ongoing connection issues since we moved over to the plugin. I haven't seen "session timed out" but we got candidates at random receive an endless "connecting..." message between questions. I've given up with BCS support, after battling with their useless first line support I eventually got things escalated to the Operations Manager, she was helpful but the issue never got resolved as they denied all responsibility. The issue is ongoing and I'm troubleshooting it where I can, everything points to it being external to our network and WAN.

We use all of the above, their support is always spot on too, very quick to resolve any issues.

We had this issue and I'm sure it turned out to be related to Windows updates for the Session Host, after getting it up to date it started behaving as normal again.

Why?

Thanks, I did spend some time trying to get it working via the suggested method but never managed it, I'll set some time aside and try again.

When we first created our Win7 images, IEAK11 was used to configure IE11 settings, one of these settings was the IE homepage. We have since changed our homepage and many PCs (but not all) are picking up the original homepage from IEAK which is now incorrect, as I understand it, IEAK settings are the last to apply and so do not get overridden by GPP. I now need to ensure all PCs are using our new homepage but am unsure how to do this (short of creating a new image without IEAK11 - this is the long term plan). Any ideas? Thanks in advance

Issue doesn't occur as local admin which suggests this could be gpo based, backed up by testing in different OUs: Issue does happen to pc when picking up staff policies, issue doesn't happen to pc when picking up student polices. I have had the pc in a test OU with no policies applied except domain default policy and the issue still occurs which conflicts with the thoughts above, it can't be the default domain policy or behavior would be consistent across all PCs.