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I tend to set all my restrictions in the base image using a tool called Windows Ultimate Tweaker. Works on Windows 7+ and has over 200 settings you can get at via a GUI Tweaks available in Ultimate Windows Tweaker for Windows 10 HTH Andrew
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Watching the grass recovering in the fields after 5 months of the toughest winter ever with the horses walking round in 20 acres of mud and eating a 3rd world countries national debt in feed and hay...
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You can use --user-data-dir as a startup switch to do that, creates the folder if it doesn't exist "c:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --user-data-dir="r:\Chrome\User Data" The only downside of doing that on a network drive is you can't have chrome open on two different PC's with the same user at the same time as PC1 locks the User Data as in use Andrew
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I'm using Chrome for just about everything but I do have Edge on the build, at present though all I'm using Edge for is to run MyMaths...
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Thanks for implementing the internal exams and cover sheet, just tried it now with the settings in the post above and it works perfectly The exams officer has signed it off so we will be using this for all Summer 2018 exams Cheers Andrew
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Morning The JCQ/WP Form 4 template you already use would cover all the bases I would need for internal exams
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Ah OK, so I wasn't being totally stupid (this time) then Don't need a badge or anything fancy, just the same cover sheet as say the wording and format of CCEA would be fine thanks for the offer though
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Sort of. I've added Internal as an exam board but I'm not clever enough see how to force "internal" to print a cover sheet in the same way that for example CCEA does...
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Works great now - thanks BTW, would it be easy enough to add "Internal" as an Exam board? Andrew
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Thanks for the quick response, on my PC the button has moved but is still unresponsive, nothing happens when you press OK Sorry
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Seeing exactly the same issue as VXR here (Win 10 1709 x64 if it helps)
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So if we overlook the fact that Salisbury is even more contaminated than Chernobyl and Fukushima combined at the moment and by the summer we'll be inundated by 40 foot tall toxic ants fighting killer zombies in The Maltings, who is up for a fourth meeting of the South/Central/Kent Edubytes gathering? The general consensus last time was that if the weather is good we'll have an everyone bring some food and drink picnic on the cathedral grounds and if it looks like a wet day then we'll do the Greyfisher again. We break up here on the 20th July and as usual any date after that I can do free on-site parking etc which means you won't have to pay a fortune to park in the grockle traps up the road. So in no particular order (and please tag in anyone I've missed as this is a lazy cut and paste), @LeMarchand @elsiegee40 @BKGarry @witch @The_Oracle @DalekSec @Tammie @failnator @Helen25 @DJ-1701 @newpersn @Oaktech @GrumbleDook @enjay @Saladin @PikulUpper @Devontechie @dry @bald_pig @X-13 and anyone else who hasn't been before and wants to join in, thoughts on a date? Andrew EDIT by elsiegee40 3/6/18 to add for the future @cw222 @pugrick_31 @ICTLady @AuXDubz EDIT by elsiegee40 24/7/18 to add @Oddbod for the future
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Prevent saving to C: for controlled assessments
AJWhite1970 replied to LinkZ's topic in How do you do....it?
Have you also removed "run" from the start menu? Pretty sure disabling that also disables being able to type in UNC or local paths in any location/address bar -
+1 for PARS, just starting our roll-out of it here after finishing our TASC Insight roll-out. It's one of those products that is already saving our admin staff hours a day with automated reporting AFAIK if you use PARS exclusively for your registers rather than the SIMS client you can save yourself approx £2k p/a by no longer having to pay for Lesson Monitor but we are nowhere near being in that position yet...
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We use a projector put on the front exam desk projecting onto the front wall running a powerpoint slide with exams, numbers, start, finish and live clock. Displayed 6m x 6m so even the one at the very back can see clearly.
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[1709, fcu] 1709 - Installing UK in unattended answer file
AJWhite1970 replied to AJWhite1970's topic in Windows 10
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I'm having a nightmare trying to get my unattended answer file to install to UK instead of US. Everything else is sorted and ready to go What are the correct settings for the following entries? I must have seen 100 different correct answers on Google... (I think this one is "GMT Standard Time") TIA Andrew
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Hi I've had a student hand in some work based on Unity, the games development platform. Not a platform I'm familiar with. Looking for advice from someone who has used it before, it appears to my uneducated brain that Unity is a bit like Scratch or is that an unfair comparison? Do users have to build from the ground up or is there a library of code that can be downloaded and tweaked? They have written a platform game and the question I have to answer is, is it their work or not.... TIA Andrew
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+1 for Shalla, been using it on a squid/dansguardian in house filter for years
