Edu-IT

Silverlight version, were you running that?

This is what Apple did, isn't it?

Is it not the Card/ID PIN (digits only) field? Under other details here. Login

What is the point?

No, it's going. They are releasing a new launchpad that just integrates with other services such as Google classroom, Office 365 etc.

Encryption isn't free, and that's an E3, so its not equal?

Wonder if her JD includes the "any other reasonable task..." line?

So have these licenses appeared through somebody trying something they shouldn't, or, is it normal? Majorly confused. I'm interested in those scripts @FN-GM.

So just enter my email address in there? Until it confirms I already have a license?

Right, I see. Must be a new change?

OP SmartDesk™ v2.6.2192.22941 MR3 is the latest

We've not paid for E3 though? It's E1 we have.

It says there's a new version for me too, but I can't see any newer download?

In Office 365 I have: Office 365 Education for Students Office 365 Education E1 for Students What is the difference? I am currently using E1. - - - Updated - - - Office 365 Education for Students seems to include Office 365 ProPlus but I have a separate Office 365 ProPlus for Students for that?

No, it doesn't. You just set unlimited balance and it goes into a negative. At the end of the period (whenever your finance do the charging) they can just clear off the figure they've charged and it'll adjust. If you don't want to clear it off just leave it running, but, the reports will show the usage for a period you specify the dates for. It's entirely up to you how you choose to do it but it can easily do what you want, and a ton more. Just like this pic shows.

Yes, you can. You can auto charge it to a department. So each of your users could be presented with relevant departments to charge to and then it would be recorded against that. Then you run off reports whenever you like showing those charges. VERY flexible. Edit: They call it shared accounts. http://www.papercut.com/tour/shared-accounts/

When opting for 3 Year EES agreement, although you pay yearly, do you have to stay with the same supplier for 3 years?

To busy looking at all the glorious chamfering.

Hope Tim Cook doesn't see that, somebody will be for the high jump!

I think that's very similar, if not the same. Having looked on line keys for such things don't exist. Perhaps time to get the drill out.

That's how it seems to come across, yes, but they've got to fund their 'Free' cloud services somehow! That said, if the primary schools do get EES, then they of course get free copies of Office for staff which may be useful and go some way to justifying an EES agreement?

Hurrah! Now we can discuss Spoons.

Thanks @VeryPC. :-)

I'm already lightened up, but, what was discussed two pages ago about spoons, yoghurts, sporks or whatever else bares no relevance to the point being discussed now which will be helpful information for those working in schools? Oh look at this lovely horse.

Is this helpful to the topic, or, should you perhaps take it elsewhere? I see no relevance.