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It was up hill both ways too wasn't it :-)

Yea, we are still running 7 mostly and only have a few staff on 8 but they like it so far. I think the title should be WHY instead of Why ;-)

That box may be tripping out if it's hitting a security block because the dialogue is GDI, suppressing it fully may help depending on how your script is run.

We never have snow, I'm jealous. 32 degrees is just uncomfortable, -5 to 10 degrees would be much more comfortable.

Is there a settings of prefs file floating around somewhere in the deploy that could be messing it?

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Well, running as you is both in interactive mode and with network privileges, depending on how the script is initiated it could be suppressing something the instalerr wrongly needs. I'm just remembering the machines I had to manually patch versions of Macromedia flash to install then restore and reregister adobe flash.

It could be tripping over flash in silent mode, they sometimes installed older versions with their apps that get confused when newer versions are present.

Just get a copy of visual studio express (free), you can make stuff like that as an app or webapp with some dragging and dropping and a little code.

Yes, that's the one, it was cheaper when I got it but when I was trying them it was faster and had a better control interface than the other one. It has three ways to interface with it including touchpad mode which is my favourite. It can be supprisingly alright, because of the UI I find it easier to use than the RDP client I managed to find for my Nexus 7 which is much larger. When I tried it, it was slightly slower for me and the interface was not as good for my usage but it did still get the job done. The best thing to do is just use the trial of each and see which you prefferr. Importantly one of them has a screen watermark in trial mode that trashes its performance in wp7, this is resolved when you buy it and the watermark is removed.

Ricoh as voted and cannon, cannon has massive variation, we trialed one and basically laughed at them at which point they shipped us one of the new line which was great, the best of the tested bunch. Ricoh is pretty strong but they also have a few dogs in their product line. The best advice is to get some in for testing for at least a week and get subjective opinions from everyone, toshiba drivers suck in my experience but they seem to use different teams for different devices so it's a case of testing them to see what works.

It is insane that there is not a native one for 'Windows' Phone 8 but on WP7 I have been using ConnectMe which has been great and supports everything, cost me a whole $2 but that is1/11th of what a demonstratably inferior app on Android would cost.

Microsoft here is having a bunch of free tech day events for W8 management and deployment, I'm registered for one of the Auckland ones half way through Feb. Hopefully they should be able to shed some light on how they expect people to manage it. They had some Server 2012 ones but they booked out in 20 minutes.

It should be good, Spoilers the second universe was diverged from when they 'sealed' off the fractures with the machine to prevent Bells agents from jumping back and forward and completing their plan of collapsing both into a new one where Bell could be a god. The observers are from the same universe but further ahead in the timeline. I kind of like Arrow but it is no substitute for stuff like Fringe.

I'd prefer duplex, depending on your printing system duplex could be made to cost slightly less and it makes lighter notes/assignment printouts. I would duplex just for the environmental benefits.

There must be more great teachers floating around, I was lucky enough to have two 'that taught me directly' and one or two who helped fill in the gaps left by inferior teaching. I'm trying to build a monument here people A thread that can be pointed to whenever a complaint is levelled that the forum only berates teachers, there is some teacher bashing but I want a counterpoint to emphasise that we generally only bash the bad ones and do have respect for the good ones that we have known.

have you opened the ports on the server firewall, sometimes it does not do it automaticly.

Maybe the stand needs a 'demo' label printer to spit out handy stickers with avatar and username.

It isn't missing, there is one where you log on for the first time. This one is more extensive though.

As far as I recall they put all sorts of work into making it run fine on VMs.

Indeed, it has been diluted to which goes best with which handbag levels of assessment now.

Any accessing of the partition read/write will make it harder. Has the partition been reinstalled over? What platform is it currently running to access the drive. Testdisk may be able to pull an NTFS link tree after a quick format but the odds go down if it has been accessed. Other undelete stuff like recuvera may be able to grab more especially if the drive is dirty.

Raw image the drive first then run any tools against that image. testdisk might be able to dig something out.

Meh, another jack ass review that only takes into account a few markets, you'd think there were only four countries on the entire planet from most of them. The reviews are also polarised, either they are good and so blamed on being paid for or completely negative showing a clear bias in the other direction. The reviews/media can't really be trusted for anything any more as their sole purpose is now serving their own agenda. Call me cynical but its hard to argue that this is not the case. Even with stuff you can measure reviewers can editorialise about the fashion or subjective usability. Still, I'm no stranger to being different.

Surely if he saw anything like that it would have clouds wizzing over it and plenty of day/night cycles as he approached in time as well as space. As to the cloudless picture if I recall the news story right it took sifting through years of footage to get that one shot.