RichCowell

I've bought the Switch and Zelda after getting hooked on OoT on the N64 back in 99... not had a console since, and really having to think about BotW!! I'm doing things in a completely random order, and given up with too many shrines... Two weeks off for Easter the week after next, with only Zelda on my to-do list!!

Gutted!!

We're off to the NMoC again! Tuesday 30 May in the summer half term again, two days before the EDIT Conf, which I'm also really looking forward to! Open to all ANME members, and free - other than travel costs, but it may be possible to arrange to share lifts with others local to you or on the route etc. Registration is open - Free for members - Free to join More info: National Museum of Computing Trip | Association of Network Managers in Education ANME

I've been running 64bit Office on my office PC for a few years now - I saw that MS only advise using it if you've got monstrous spreadsheets, and as mine was using 14GB RAM and taking 10 mins to update, I thought it'd be worth a try - it didn't make any difference. I've not noticed any disadvantages to it, but certainly no advantages either... so I'll be going back to 32bit next time I refresh my PC...

Massive thanks to everyone who came to the meeting last Thursday! Everything seemed to go really well, and I'm looking forward to organising NW10 on the 29th June!

Fingers crossed @foofighterjim! Register online when you know :-)

Hi All! We've just announced our East Midlands Regional Sponsor and first East Midlands Meeting! East Midlands Meeting 01 (EM01) | Association of Network Managers in Education ANME 0900-1300 on 05 May at the Derby Conference Centre Free for members as always, free to join - Join | Association of Network Managers in Education ANME It'd be great to meet as many members as possible there!

Awesome! Registered and hotel already booked looking forward to it...

Good morning all! The 3rd Birmingham ANME meeting is on the 28th April at Mac Birmingham! Free for all members as always, refreshments and lunch provided... More information here, more will be added soon: Birmingham Meeting 03 | Association of Network Managers in Education ANME

We don't use Raidus, but I spoke to our support company about them and they can be ignored... I didn't ask how it would affect anyone that does use Radius though...

We don't use Raidus, but I spoke to our support company about them and they can be ignored... I didn't ask how it would affect anyone that does use Radius though...

As others have said it will depend on whether you've got perpetual or leased licenses... @Mic_Impero should be able to advise thought and confirm which you've got if you can't find details...

Just to help allay any concerns people may have about updating - I've been using the BETA of this for several weeks now and it's been working fine here, no issues at all...

Couldn't resist... We've looked into them for my school too, and have just approached local companies and there's always been a decent amount of interest... I was happy to sponsor @AJWhite1970's basketball team, and visited the school to meet the team - great school, and great staff and students!

Do you ever need to use as extended rather Duplicate? Might be worth just whacking a video splitter in so it only ever sees it as one display... Bit of a cop-out, I know... but would work...

Still a few places available for this on the 16th March... Details about how to register has been sent to all NW members... NW Meeting 09 | Association of Network Managers in Education ANME We're also arranging another trip to the National Museum of Computing later in the year - registration is live for that too. Join | Association of Network Managers in Education ANME if you're not a member yet - open to all Network Managers / Technicians / Directors of IT etc. employed by schools/colleges/universities... We'll have one of the members doing a session on Google Apps / Classroom, Sophos about Intercept X and current threats and issues, IDNS, and more...

Love this! http://img.10fastfingers.com/badge/typing-test_1_CA.pngVisit the Typing Test and try!

+1 for Impero, does exactly what you're looking for, and loads more...

I was going to say Splashtop - I know a few teachers at my school have used it in the past, not for the same situation you've mentioned, but they've always rated it quite highly...

Looking forward to reading this... I loved the first His Dark Materials book, liked the second, but gave up with the third... This sounds like a great story...

Mine was Archos, yes... It had a mic as well, so doubled as a dictaphone too, and a reasonably good one... and was better (apart from the size) than anything else that was around for quite a while after... I'm sure I've still got it somewhere...

It's an MP3 player, but I can't for the life of me say which... I remember looking at that when I was choosing my first one many moons ago... though I opted for this beast, which knocked the socks off iPods or anything anyone else was doing...

It's something I've always fancied learning... Not got round to it yet though...

I had one of those, mine was blue and white I think... it was an ace racing game! (well it was ace back then!) Can't remember what it was called though...

Not in schools, but I've been meaning to search to see if anyone's commented before about pronunciations of EduGeek... it always makes me laugh when I hear people say it oddly... I remember at a Lancs Techies meeting that @Dos_Box used to be involved with years ago, someone pronounced it EeDooGeek... then at BETT last month I heard someone say it as E.D.U. Geek! I didn't correct either, just laughed quietly to myself!