LRSFC_DanJ

They're all Intel integrated graphics, of various generations (nothing higher than 4th generation though).

We've got a problem that's started happening over the last month or two where some computers that are connected to TVs or projectors are displaying incorrectly. In all cases the problem can be temporarily (but not permanently) fixed by switching to another source and then back again. For example a PC connected to a TV displays the image shifted several inches to the right, whereas a projector might display the image with the top and bottom cut off. Does anyone have any suggestions what might cause this and how to fix it permanently? Could this be caused by a dodgy Windows Update, or is it more likely to be a graphics driver issue? We are on Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64. Thanks, Dan Jackson (Lead ITServices Technician). Long Road Sixth Form College Cambridge, UK.

I've already had a quick look at it and while it looks nice and seems like it would work well as far as it goes there is a bunch of stuff that it doesn't do yet that we would need it to do, which is why we were looking for a project still in active development. Glad to hear it is still alive though; if I can't find anything else suitable I have considered the possibility of forking it and trying to add the features we need on my own (though that would be an option of last resort; I know some PHP but I am not great with SQL databases)

Is the PrintMaster project still in active development? If not, is there any other similar product or project that fills this purpose? The existing printers database at my workplace is showing its age so we'd like to replace it.

Did anyone ever manage to get this sorted out? We got an OxBox WJEC French AS resource package, I added the SCORM 1.2 package to our AS French page on our 2.6 Moodle and it ended up looking like this: imgur: the simple image sharer

This seems to be a recurring theme that we've found in our research. As far as I can tell it's related to AD's MaxPageSize setting and Apple's unwillingness to implement the RFC that describes paging extensions to LDAP (source: Mac OS X: First 1000 results displayed when querying Active Directory). We're also looking in to what the implications of increasing this would be.

Our Mac support people are suggesting that this is the result of the most recent update by Apple to Server.app. Apparently there are a ton of people running into this on the Apple forums so hopefully a fix will happen soon, but if anyone knows of a workaround in the mean time I'd be much obliged.

My experience with Mavericks is it works a lot better from a clean install rather than trying to install over an existing Mountain Lion installation. I'm led to believe the keychain thing is fixed in 10.9.3 which is out now so if you don't already have that you could try grabbing the combo update.

We're trying to set up some infrastructure to allow us to manage Mavericks Mac clients, as we're going to be buying new Macs in the summer which won't be able to downgrade from Mavericks. We have a server with OS X 10.9.3 and Server.app 3.1.2, the server is an Open Directory master and is bound to our Active Directory. We can see the AD groups in Profile Manager but when we click on Members it reports "No Members". Members are visible in the Directory Editor in Directory Utility. Additionally, I've just noticed that Profile Manager is only displaying some of the AD groups we have and not all of them. There are many groups visible in Server.app that are not showing up in Profile Manager. Anyone have any ideas what to do to correct this? I've already tried wiping the Profile Manager database using the wipeDB.sh.

Okay, that's a lot of hotfixes... are these available to deploy via WSUS?

We're having this problem with several users too. Windows 7 Pro and Office 2010 Professional Plus on the client side.