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  1. perhaps set up an exclusion for .134 on that range and setup new location - I'd try it with no auth first of all. DT
  2. Does the location apply to an IP range? If so, ensure the kindle is pulling one of those IPs. DT
  3. What method of authentication are you using on port 80? DT
  4. I'm excited to get my hands on one or more of these.... Though they'll probably populate my gadget cupboard like every other thing does until I come up with a suitable use.... small backtrack 5 machine are my preliminary thoughts. DT
  5. Check print driver isolation, that's usually a killer in 7/2008. Isolation is there to prevent a fault in one driver taking out the spooler service. DT
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    Ideas Please

    Get an A+ study guide DT
  7. It's yours for the cost of postage, or some good coffee
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    Commodore 64....

    Syntax Error - it was a pain in the backside, especially when you had just written hordes of code...... There were some awesome games for it though. Rambo, Top Gun, even a flight simulator.....
  9. I have a surplus HTC hero.... If that's of any use to you. DT
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    .pac file problem

    Then I imagine all that is left is routing? can the system ping/route to the IP to which the pac file is associated? Sat here scratching my newly cultivated beardyness.... thinking this is probably already on your list. Daz.
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    .pac file problem

    the-practical-proxy-pac-file-guide.pdf^^ exactly that. If you can push it by DNS/DHCP then it may yield some progress, or at the very least an answer. DT
  12. The Commodore 64 is 30 ? reghardware wow.... I still have one or two of these in perfect working order..... I was 4 when I was given my first commodore...
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    .pac file problem

    Is the GPO failing? try a gpresult and see what gives. Might be that you're better off pushing the pac file by dhcp or dns and setting GPO to automatically detect settings.. DT
  14. I'd like to ask all you lovely, thoughtful edugeekers to spare a thought this Christmas, whilst tucking into your lunches and enjoying the company of those beloved inlaws . For those that are far from home this time of year, whose christmas will undoubtedly be spent fighting for what we generally take for granted. It's not a pleasant time to be away from loved ones, trust me, I know. So raise a glass for our lads and lasses this Christmas and godspeed their return!! And a Merry Christmas to you all. All the best DT
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  15. There's a very striking picture of JRR Tolkien in our TA drill hall. Being that he was once a Lancashire Fusilier, as were a good number of historically significant people. The film looks awesome. Hopefully as good as the book, though if LOTR is anything to go by, it'll be spot on. DT
  16. I found Rosetta Stone works really well. My kids picked it up in no time. I think it's good, but didn't really work for me. There are some good french courses available that you can load onto your ipod etc, but maybe a night class would help? Self learning is all well and good, but particularly in french the grammar is difficult to grasp without any kind of help. I started french when I was 4, so to me it's easy to expand upon existing knowledge. DT
  17. Always apply the 7 P's: Prior Planning and Preparation Prevents P### Poor Performance. Having worked with some schools previously, I always found that forward planning and notification of the correct person was an issue. Though I think mostly teachers either struggled to take on board, or plain old refused to attend any training provided. I think you guys are admirable for your patience alone.... DT
  18. Its a little device that sits where a standard hearing aid would, but rather than amplifying sounds it generates white noise. You can then switch this to the level of your tinnitus, with a view to reducing it gradually until you get to the point where it's barely noticeable. It works, but as soon as I take it out the noise just comes flooding back. Night times are particularly difficult, as are telephones from time to time. It just doesn't make up for the fact my hearing in that ear is damaged around speech frequencies. DT
  19. Correction, it is working this morning. Thanks ZH. DT
  20. Sorry for the delay. Yes it is still happening. DT
  21. Tinnitus is a hideous affliction, I've had it severely in my left ear for well over a year, and as a result now wear a device that 'masks' the noise - great until you take it out. I acquired this under entirely different circumstances, but the law remains the same, the employer must provide sufficient hearing protection if you're required to work for any length of time in a noisy environment. DT
  22. Pardon? Why not book in for an audiology assessment through your doc. DT
  23. That is one special kid.....
  24. Haha, a turtle yes! You put it on the floor with a pencil in the dock and you could give it commands to draw and move around. That was awesome - I went home and hustled my dad for a shiny new c64 after that!
  25. The BBC Micro turns 30 ? reghardware I remember this as school, with the little 'mouse' that you gave commands to draw something on paper.......
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