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My favourite review: Reviews on Izal Medicated Strong Toilet Paper Look at tests, reports and read reviews: dooyoo.co.uk

This may help: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/mis-systems/12751-sims-ldf-file-nearly-17-gig.html There's also a thread on here containing the code of the batch file ETA - Here it is: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/how-do-you-do/56348-how-shrink-ldf-file.html

I like this phrase in a Terry Pratchett novel: I'll start drinking water when the fish start getting out to have a pee.

One could argue that summer work takes six weeks, simply because we're given that long! Remember the Star Trek "Scotty principle"

For me its more the attitude of the fanboys than Apple themselves. Its like the PS3 and XBOX, why does a product need "soldiers" to do the battle with the company's rivals?

I put mine in User Configuration and they work OK there.

We registered a free co.cc account rather than use our existing .org.uk account. Then it was a simple process of putting the settings from the .co.cc domain into Live Edu. If you get stuck, contact Microsoft and they'll have a rep call you back within a few hours. Then just get an Excel CSV together of usernames and passwords and import it in. I can't believe how easy it was, how helpful Microsoft were, and how it cost nothing to have a whole-school mail system!

Have you turned on hidden and system folders to make sure that you don't have that virus which hides and moves your files?

All network, not one hardware problem and I can count paper jams on one hand for all three. All purchased in December 2007 and using compat toners (c6 Digital)

I've got three, all printed in the region of 100,000 pages and they've never missed a beat.

I would have thought it would be. The "crunch points" would be good HDDs and NICs.

Have you put the relevant proxy settings into the program?

That was an absolutely amazing moment. I honestly thought for a minute there would be a very nasty crash because of him slipping and sliding around in the path of an oncoming F1 car.

I agree with this. I have a Pug 307 and just replaced my clutch and it also had this noise, along with a "clunking" and bit of resistance when you put down the clutch pedal. Luckily mine was the 90bhp model so do dual mass flywheel. (No DPF either, so another bonus!) If anyone on here owns a Pug I can highly recommend Peugeot Forums The Pug Central forum is good but quite often you don't get a reply to your query.

Don't wait for your phone provider to do it. If I did I'd still be running 2.1, or 1.6 if I'd bought another make of phone! Get over to the Modaco forums and see what's available.

My only gripe with ICT Direct is that John always seems mega busy and it takes a couple of requests before he acts on it!

I use Buffalo Terastations here, and they do indeed just work (after doing some basic config). We don't have an issue with AD connection and use them for shared resources.

Is there anything in the PROFILE PATH box in the Profile Tab of the user in Active Directory?

AKA Roy Skelton BBC News - Zippy voice actor Roy Skelton dies aged 79 http://img.metro.co.uk/i/pix/2011/06/08/article-1307531862616-0C7792C800000578-506516_466x349.jpg

Already discussed last month here: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/hardware/75177-tiny-pc-schools.html

If it were me I'd break the job down into smaller ones, just in case you get a few copy errors.

Just had a go at that, works well! You may need to download comdlg32.ocx though, as it complained it was missing on my machine. Missing Comdlg32.ocx error while running an application?

I remember the thread, as I contributed to it, but I can't find it either. Anyway, here's my list of general software: PDF Reader Adobe Flash Player Adobe Shockwave Adobe SVG Viewer Audacity Cute PDF CCleaner DVD and media playing Software - (VLC media Player, Cyberlink Power DVD) Freemind (Mind Mapping application) Google Sketchup Java Logo Microsoft Office Microsoft Works Converter Quicktime Scratch Smart Notebook UPHC User Hive Cleanup (to enable smooth logoff and avoid profile corruption) USBDLM

I've used a similar company called door2doorshop.com that sells some really varied stuff. I bought a Peugeot diagnostic and fault clearing tool on the 16th and it arrived a week later.

The point I was making was do you know anyone in the area who's address you could use? Then when you get an interview you could say that you're staying there temporary until you find a place of your own.