bobkerr

If you are happy to share I too would like to have a copy. Bob K

Well done mate. Must be the Scottish ancestry

Nice one. I will be using it Bob

Hi Rabbie, Bad luck you did not get to Adelaide and pay tax prior to 30th June last year. Unfortunately I do not qualify either as I retired a couple of years ago and my income is such that I did not pay tax in year ended 30th June, 2008. Cheers

Yes I am running AVG on my Windows RC box and all seems OK

Nice to see edugeek is thinking of the Antipodeans and created an Australian users regional chat forum. I must say that I have found edugeek forums to be an invaluable ICT resource for techies working in Australian schools. Although I retired as ICT support officer in 3 Adelaide, South Australia schools some time ago I still do voluntary work for each of them and this site heads my early morning must read list. Bob Kerr

You get this message because your students probably don’t have access to the “C:\” of the computer. The default scratch drive for SMA is “C:\”. Need to get students to do the following when they want to use SMA: - Start Stop Motion Animator - Go to ‘Options – Preferences’ - Go to the ‘Files’ tab - Change Scratch Drive to their ‘H:\’ (Home) drive. Alternatively grab a copy of anasazi.ini from the installation directory and change the 'default scratch drive' to users 'H:\' (Home) drive and copy the adjusted ini file (see my settings below) with you login script or via GPO. I install SMA on a computer, then modify the anasizi.ini file by changing these lines: [MDefault] VideoWindowWidth=640 VideoWindowHeight=480 FramesPerSecond=6 ScratchDrive=h I then created an msi file with 'Installer2Go' (Free version) and deployed it via GPO. Hope this helps. Bob Kerr, Adelaide. South Australia