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Thanks! Very interesting indeed.

Did you ever get to the bottom of this? I would be intrigued to know!

Those links are very helpful but do you do anything to "enable" these additional languages for the user? I.e allowing them to switch inputs via the language toolbar by the system tray?

Hi all, Our languages dept. like to have the additional keyboard layouts specifically for Mandarin classes. I could easily set this on Windows 7 via the default profile which was a doddle, however on 10 I haven't had any luck so far. The settings appear to be stripped out of the default profile so I am looking at registry entries but had little success. Has anyone else managed to achieve this whereby the user can simply click on the taskbar to change the input language? Admittedly it is simpler on 10 for the user to add the language option in via Settings but they are used to this. Thanks joe

Wow what a great idea! This is just what we need but neither the word count or character count work for me? I'm using version 1.8. Thanks

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Dear all, Looking for some ideas on what other schools do to manage their "WiFi Hot Spots" and BYOD's. While it's very easy to purchase wireless hardware, in our case we have 8x Xirrus arrays the backend is almost more important for a good implementation. Key things for me are device registration and AD integration, along with printing support. Guest component for reception to manage. Many thanks joe