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How about getting some stilts. Have you looked at Smart Airliner tablets or Sympodium screens.

We use AB tutor which will do this. We also have a network area where staff can save files which can then be read by the students.

With the right cable you could also install the USB sticks inside the computer's case (connected directly to the motherboard's USB header). It might be handy if the hard drives start going pop.

I noticed this earlier http://www.edugeek.net/forums/netbooks-pda-phones/73205-android-your-netbook-android-x86.html

Have you retuned?

Buy concert, festival, theatre, sports and event tickets from the official SEE Tickets shop might be worth a look.

I didn't have any trouble deploying Serif using PSEXEC. Our students have power user, but defiantly not admin rights. If you contact Serif and say you're interested in buying they'll probably send you a copy to have a look at.

If you're buying a flash but don't expect to use it much it might be worth looking into some 3rd party alternatives to Canon's models. Yongnuo, Nissin, Sunpack and Metz all make flashes that are cheaper then Canon's. If you can hold fire the 600D has just landed. If Canon do it their usual way the 500D will be phased out and the 550D will effectively replace it so prices should soften a bit. EDIT: Also have you looked into used gear, you might be able to get something more substantial for your money like a Canon 40D or Nikon D90.

the software licensing specialist & Software Asset Management (SAM), Software Licensing and IT Services:Phoenix Software Ltd might be worth a look.

Viglen Omnino might well be worth a look. Stone also have an all in one, however it looks like someone's GCSE project.

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Smarter Solutions, Interactive White Boards, SMART Netbook, SMART Eco Projector

I've not tried any of these; Videoconferencing Content Providers We're in the same boat here, we're got a Lifesize that cost thousands and it's been used about 3 times.

How many computers do you need to attach to it? We're got a mixture of procurve 26 & 28 switches, all very good. EDIT: Oops didn't read it carefully. A couple of 2810-48s should be grand.

How about Dancing Queen by Abba?

It doesn't even have the words "DON'T PANIC" on the front in big friendly letters.

We have both Plasma and LCD displays attached to our OneLan system. The LCD is much less prone to burn in then the plasmas.

I was on an InterCity coming back from Swansea the other day, my carriage had little screen on the back of the seats. You could use them to track your speed and position.

ABTutor also does this. http://www.abtutor.com/

Regshot is super handy for this type of stuff. regshot | Download regshot software for free at SourceForge.net

You can look at the REG command. Reg - Edit Registry Or you can use .REG files to remove keys. How to add, modify, or delete registry subkeys and values by using a registration entries (.reg) file And apply them silently using RegEdit Regedit

Try adding these to your login script. You might need to alter the path depending on where you're put the lame encoder files. if exist "C:\Program Files\Audacity\audacity.exe" REG ADD HKCU\Software\Audacity\Audacity\Locale /v Language /d en /f if exist "C:\Program Files\Audacity\lame_enc.dll" REG ADD HKCU\Software\Audacity\Audacity\MP3 /v MP3LibPath /d "C:\Program Files\Audacity\lame_enc.dll" /f It also stops it asking what country you're in.

PSP 4!!!!! Does your school teach history of computing? Regshot is handy for these types of things. You can use it to see what's being changed in the Registry either make reg files of just change perms for that part of the registry. regshot | Download regshot software for free at SourceForge.net

It's only possible on Win 2k server, or XP Pro. Have a look at VNC instead.