joe90bass

Due to the purchase of a new combo I need to sell my existing setup! Peavey Max 450 head and 115bx bw 4ohm cab featuring 3 band eq + midshift, contour, DDT speaker protect. As it is it runs at 300W, adding an extra cab will give you the full 450W! £310 (due to size easiest if buyer were to collect! - S Wales area)

Now that sounds like a plan Usually I have a gig, but even music has been hit by the credit crunch so no plans thsi year - other than helping the missus prepare portfolios of work for her school inspection on Jan 12th

It must be that time of year I popped into town on the bus to try out a new Bass amp assuring my better half I would sell my old one before buying it.......... I gave into temptation, encouraged by the fact it was much cheaper there than anywhere on the web, and bought it........ And then had to get the car and drive back into town to pick it up! I have a nice Peavey amp and cab for sale if anyone's interested!

We have the following on all outgoing mail, (it could do with shortening a bit!) as we use Exchange 2007 it's a simple matter of adding a transport rule

No chance, I'm only just getting over the childhood trauma of being told they're made with squashed flies The therapy has cost me a fortune

They're very close behind, but no match for the mighty custard cream

Please let it be custard creams, they're my favourite

Yep, found out that GPP issupported on XP on a 2008 AD course I went on recently. I'm actually planning on pushing the CSE out via WSUS tomorrow

Been using 2k8 for a while now and hadn't noticed that. Thanks!

We've had one box of Cadbury choccie biccies here. As my tech was off ill and my willpower weak I ate them all.......................... Think I need to buy a box to replace them

The last I heard of that vulnerability was in NT Pre one of the SPs (can't remember which!) Do those commands actually successfully run? On what OS - XP or 2K? If so, I would be taking a good close look at what rights your users have, as there's no way they should be able to do that as a normal user. I'll double check tomorrow on one of our machines.

WTF How the heck did you manage that!!?? Once we've got everything up and running we'll be about 1:2.5 (Comprehensive)

Didn't work for me either! Friday night I exported via netsh from 2003 and imported via the GUI into 2008, and all was well today!

We're getting pupils saving publisher files to the local userprofile not their home directory. This is despite having access to drive C: blocked, and every policy I can find redirecting documents to drive y: (home dir). This is particularly on 2008 TS, and Vista. I've managed to set the default save location in Word, excel and powerpoint and set the office policies to only allow access to y: and j: (general drive) but can't find an option for Publisher..... Hoping someone can help! edit - Apparently you can't do this with publisher 2007 :-(

I would imagine you can, especially with powershell in 2008. I've only tried exporting from within the 2003 DHCP GUI and importing via the 2008 GUI. I will let you know how I get on!

Has anyone successfully exported the DHCP settings from 2003 server into 2008 (not via upgrading?). If so how!?!? I've spent hours tonight trying to upgrade to 2008, but the install fails and rolls back to 2003 so that's out I will post my error messages tomorrow! (forgot to make a note before leaving work tonight, site staff wanted to go home on time!!)

Just had a look, I'm sure for those in the know it's not that difficult to do but credit where it's due, that's quite impressive!

Interesting, I always assumed America would be way ahead of us in education IT provision............

No matter what make of laptop, we use the Windows Wireless utility. Not perfect, but it causes less headaches!

Yep, you owe them a pint or two The machines were certified 2008 ready, and came with the cards builtin... Obviously R&D, testing, fault finding, etc doesn't include plugging into a network and loadbalancing/fault tolerant setting the NICs..............

Thanks! We'll be getting the travel passes beforehand, from what I've read we'll just need to pay for reservations on the Glacier Express. It'll be our one extravagance on the honeymoon, along with a real posh hotel for a few nights, as it'll also be the missus 30th when we're away as well! I was reading about Zermatt, we've planned one night there before going on the Glacier express, I'll see if we can squeeze enough time in for a trip up the Matterhorn as well!! Interlaken is on the list for a visit already

In case anyone else has this issue, it does seem to have been the broadcom suite. Not one has frozen since I was using the software to team and loadbalance, as you do! Fujitsu have mentioned that there's an updated version of the suite, but for the moment I'll manage without any thanks!!

As it was about 7:45 in the morning we'll let her off this time

At our old school the library leaked at the slightest drizzle, luckily not at our new site. However, the underfloor heating from the middle floor burst over our reception last week, I had a panic phone call just before 8am to tell me that the water was heading towards the server room and to get in very quickly!! Luckily someone had put towels in front of the door and the staff were brushing and mopping the water away from the server room door!!! The worrying thing is, if our receptionist had been sat at her desk she would have been seriously burnt

Myself and Mrs (to be) Joe are planning our honeymoon this afternoon. We're looking at two weeks in Switzerland, Austria and Liechtenstein in August 2009. Anyone any tips on what to see and what not to see? The Glacier Express is already on the list! We'll be flying into Geneva, travelling around by train and staying in hotels (my hostelling days are long gone!) Cheers! Joe