Boredguy

All my high res B5 photos from Seasons 1 to 3 are at home though.

Maybe Dave should just get the photos taken against a white wall to save you time when your meant to be making tea?

Just get them to update your MX record for your MDaemon's IP address instead of the Store and Forward one, and check you have the ports on the firewall open. Previously SWGfL only allowed port 25 via their relay and not direct.

Wouldn't be of any help for us as we run it on non-networked laptops so it would require us to copy to the files over each time =/

our WiFi DHCP server is set to a maximum of 4 hours, bit as we have setup over 2000 IP's for it to assign out, its not a major issue.

I've used the Photo app quite a bit in Windows 10 to edit videos before chucking onto youTube.

I was out the loop for a few days (or is it hours)

Why when he had all week to read it and then post it back today?

Is the printer on the same server as the backup? If so, are you backing up to another network location? If you have multiple NIC's in the server can you look at having the backup running via a dedicated connection so it does not swamp the primary NIC if the backup continues to take a long time (and you should look into why it is taking so long)

I can confirm that todays submission did not use the TARDIS. Can not comment on tomorrow's yet

I assisted with the proof read and a minor tweak

... He's checking it twice. Gonna find out Who's naughty and nice

Can't see an option in Forms to attach a file in a reply

Don't encourage him Dave, he still has a better PC than me

You don't have to click each picture, you can do it all via 1. Click any picture in the Powerpoint, and the Picture Tools/Format should appear on the ribbon. Click on the Compress Picture icon (just to the right of the colour corrections in the top left of the ribbon) Untick the Apply only to this picture. If given the option, we recommend using Web resolution. Click ok and then save.

Do the students have their own Office 365 account? if so there should not be a file limit to upload to their own OneDrive. Of course, with regards to Powerpoint, the simple solution is for users to ensure they compress any pictures within the presentation (we often get PPTX down from 70mb to under 1mb via that route)

Cheers for the clarification. Look like either information provided to us back in 2011 was wrong, or MS came to their senses as the years went on

Where possible we register everything to our ITSupport account so that our team can access it regardless of who the NM or Technician might be, but we also use our own accounts for the day to day communications as it is much easier and more personal. At least your making progress with the documentation, and hopefully a RM Support Contract to get you the resources for some of the CC4 features you might not have used before.

You could be correct @Jobos, but certainly the discussions I had with resellers back in 2011 when we moved all said the FTE was unable to go down during the agreement and could only go up, but MS could have changed that clause in more recent ones.

But that wasn't meant to be allowed... damn Microsoft

Normally if your in a 3 year agreement, your year 2 and 3 prices should be the same as year 1 regardless of any price change up and down as that was what you bought into (from everything we were provided when we went down the OVS-EES route when it started) as that was the point of the price fixing. Only change for Years 2 and 3 would be you having to pay for any additional FTE if you were over the amount you originally stated for Year 1. If your FTE went down in those years, well you were stuck at paying for the amount you originally said. MS might have changed this over the last few years.

Plus OVS covers the CALS needed to connect to Window Servers (which most of us have since it's the easiest method to secure a Windows domain)

It's available on any workstation, not just RDS. We went down the Device Activation route as we had the A1 Plus licences (and we use accounts that do not always have Office 365 accounts)

When using shared Activation, you to either have SSO configured so the users can sign in automatically when the Office application launches, or get the user to enter their details manually so it can confirm if the user has the licence rights for it in the first place.

Built in lesson timer if you get the right model....