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I stand corrected.

We've been running the open source version of Zimbra for ~3 years, and the only things we've found lacking are: online backups, which can be emulated using LVM [ Open Source Edition Backup Procedure - Zimbra :: Wiki ]; individual mailbox backup/restore, which can't, but is of little overall importance to us since our policies dictate that we don't delete e-Mail until it's six months old; PGP/GPG encryption/validation, which the paid network version doesn't have either; and the ability to vote on Zimbra's development direction, which network customers get.

No problems here in Suffolk.

It doesn't start with a B but this sounds like the sort of thing you're after. StarTech.com DVI Video Extender over Cat 5 (ST121UTPDVGB) - dabs.com Although kit like this will need dedicated cable end-to-end; it won't run over a network.

Did someone mention free stuff? Count me in. PM sent.

I'm looking to acquire a cheap acrylic ATX case for a modding project I'm planning. Condition isn't terribly important since I'll be hacking it to pieces anyway, so slight or even moderate damage may be fine depending on what's broken. Alternatively, if anyone knows somewhere that still sells new acrylic cases at decent prices (the cheapest I can find is ~£60-70, whereas I used to see them for half that), I'd appreciate that info too. Thanks.

You could always have a look at the Open University's OpenLearn site [http://openlearn.open.ac.uk/] which is based on Moodle.

It's been ages since I last tried, but you can get Firefox to perform NTLM authentication, it just requires changing a few settings Get Firefox to do NTLM | testingReflections.com

You'll need to grab a copy of the open-source replacement for the original TTD graphics [OpenGFX Readme - OpenTTD]. Apparently the OpenGFX graphics aren't yet complete but should be sufficient, however I've never tried them myself so YMMV.

You've already tried the only ideas I currently have for unlocking an account from asp. However I find it hard to believe that Microsoft would prevent/omit unlocking accounts via vb so I'm sure there must be a way of doing it. I'll see what I can find over the next few days and hopefully run some tests next week.

I'm looking for quotes for 60 Samsung NC20s with two year additional on site warranties and Vista Business upgrades. I also need a quote for the refitting/upgrade of two LapSafe Mentor SmartLine E30s to accommodate the new NC20s.

Yes. It's pronounced konnichiwa and is a greeting generally (but not exclusively) used in the afternoon.

Viruses is in fact the proper term. I prefer the sound of Virii but apparently that's wrong. 14) Is it viruses, virii or what? What's the Plural of 'Virus'?

Children & Laptop are the worst I can think of right now.

That's my understanding as well, hence the fact I'd be very interested to read some legal guidance/case-law/whatever to the contrary.

Since that contradicts my understanding of UK copyright law (and seemingly the IPO [ Intellectual Property Office - Who owns copyright? ]), can you direct me to something to corroborate that?

This is the OS category list from the TechNet download site: Compute Cluster Pack MS-DOS Small Business Server 2003 Small Business Server 2003 R2 Windows 3.1 (16-bit) Windows 3.11 (16-bit) Windows 3.2 (16-bit) Windows 7 Windows Advanced Server Windows CE DirectX Kit Windows CE Toolkit Visual C++ 6.0 Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Windows Home Server Windows Internet Explorer 7 Windows Internet Explorer 8 Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2003 R2 Windows Server 2008 Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows Services for UNIX 1.0 Windows Services for UNIX 2.0 Windows Services for UNIX 3.0 Windows Services for UNIX 3.5 Windows Small Business Server 2008 Windows Storage Server 2008 Windows Vista Windows XP Workgroups 3.11 (16-bit) While it does go back to DOS it seems to exclude some versions of Windows (Unless I've missed something, which is entirely possible as I only just got access).

Although the 'Customise & Buy' pages only show XP Home & Vista Home Basic the tech specs show XP Pro & Vista Business. http://premier.dell.com/portal/catalog/ProductDetailsPage.aspx?productid=laptop-latitude-2100&sysCat=Notebooks&pid=9035_F%20_laptop-latitude-2100_10022&cs=RC1050266

This is ours (slightly simplified and domain changed), which gets applied to all users. It uses AD group membership to determine what gets set, and controls everything from IE proxy settings to mapped drives and printers to desktop backgrounds. At 360 lines it may seem a little excessive, but it works well for us. Global Domain Logon.vbs

Already blocked by E2BN

Students all have the same background which I change every half term and for special occasions (when I remember). Staff are free to set their own since it keeps them happy. Windows chrome is used to denote user levels. Luna blue for students, Luna silver for staff, Luna olive for admins.

In that case I'd check the credentials in cred.ini (and the user's AD rights). If they check out, unregister and reregister LoginAdmin.dll regsvr32.exe /u C:\Inetpub\LoginAdmin.dll regsvr32.exe C:\Inetpub\LoginAdmin.dll If that still doesn't solve it, we'll have to do some more digging.

I've had this a few times at home, I've been putting it down to the evil that is SecuRom since it (and other instabilities) started the day I installed Spore.

The version number should be listed in the readme file. Alternatively, if your copy includes LoginAdmin.dll and cred.ini then you have 2.2 or 2.2.1, if not you're likely using 2.0 or 2.1. None spring to mind right now, but others know AD much better than I do.

Which version of SSPR are you running? Up to version 2.1 SSPR needed to be run on a DC, from 2.2 onwards this limitation was removed and SSPR will run on a member server.