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Yippee - I'm starting to get there - I found someone elses .html that has a lot less css in it and that seems to be much better. Interestingly - that doesn't have any doctype header in it and I'm really confused as to whether the css stylign should be commented out or not? Si
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Sorry - I was playing - I've now created calendar2.html to play with and I'll leave calendar.html alone until I can come up with a fix Si
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So, FF ok, Chrome OK, IE9 ok - just IE7 and 8 to go I wouldn't care - but its not as if its some complicated layout!!!! Si
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I've come home and on my home Chrome renders it OK, IE7 still gives plain list ????? Si
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Added the doc type (hopefully in right place) but no diff on IE changed heavy to bold and corrected the background - ta Si
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Help! Can a guru check out http://www.st-leonards-pri.lancs.sch.uk/cal/calendar.html and see why it looks plain in IE (tried in 7 and 9) but is "nicely :)" formatted in FF (4) I'm sure its something simple (e.g not getting it right but FF being more forgiving than IE ) Si
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I'm running WPKG through a simple bat file in the all users startup folder. @Chris - its a UAC thing. I' ll look this winrm /quickconfig you speak of Si
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@penfold - client options reducing update time did the job Ta Simon
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Ta for comments - going to bite the bullet and go win7 ! Si
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I'm trying to adapt my WPKG packages/scripts/bat files to work on Win7 machines but my automated methods are being halted by WIn7 asking for permissions. Has anyone battled their way through this one - if so hints and tips welcome for instance id="office2003" name="Microsoft Office 2003" revision="1" reboot="false" notify="false" priority="100"> Is asking for permission to run pro11.msi can I wrap something around it to prevent this? regards Simon
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I just ordered 7 desktops (Win7 Pro) to replace all the teacher desktops at a school and just unwrapped the first one to start my journey into setting it up and getting all the old software (inc Blackcat SUper Tools!!!!!!!) that the school "needs" But...inside the box there is an XP Pro "downgrade" DVD! Do I say a quick thank you to the Gods and install it or bite the bullet and stick with Win7? Simon
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I've created a simple layout with 1 text region and 1 image region. I've assigned my display to use the layout. When I run the client, it shows whatever the layout says but if I then change the layout on the server, the client doesn't update. Help = What do I need to do? Si
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I think your maths is a little suspect (100 * FA) * 0.51 !> (4 * FA) (assuming FA == 0) Si
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I ws just giving the IT bit of it They spent the morning inventing their own monster, drawing it on a piece of A1 and then storyboarding it and finally drawing it on a piece of card, sticking a paper clip on the back and bluetack on the feet They did the IT bit in the afternoon The whole day made working in education worthwhile and you would have really enjoyed it Si Si
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What are these interactive projectors you talk about? Si PS confirm that the throw on the XJ-M140 is no-where near as adjustable as the old 130 - I've bought 2 of them and got away with it in one school, but now have a smaller image than before on a 680 smartboard at another
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Well at least its not as mind-numbingly patronising as the Win advert when they turn someones house into a store. That one has to be in the running for worst advert of the century! Si
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I work in primaries - a lot of primary software has been moved from CDs to the cloud (or still runs on CDs). Almost 100% of this stuff requires flash/java so being bored by the IPad not running it is not a luxury that can be indulged in. 3S-gtech has put it plainly - just a bit more work (IMO - in the UI and possibly in the processor power dept) and win tablets will hit the cliff (at the bottom and run up them ) Doesn't quite ring true when you won't touch a windows machine with a bargepole nowadays I remember seeing one of leaders posting something about his lovely MacBook running like a dog nowadays -bloat is not confined to any OS - my 'droid phone is full of stuff I don't use but it still works (Just) Si
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I suggested to my darling baby daughter that now she was 18 she might want to take me across to the pub at lunchtime and buy me a pint of ale Her answer "We've already bought you a present!" (the irony being that they actually haven't yet!) ah - fatherhood - the joys of learning to love someone whilst witholding the urge to strangle them! Si PS the eldest returned from work at 5pm sat on the sofa next to me and said nothing
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a triple? Si
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I'm starting to think the MS will soon clean up in the pad/tablet department within education. IPads wont/dont run Flash/Java so quite a bit of educational software is unavailable to it. 'droid tablets don't have working proxy support (Well maybe 1 has but not yet really proven). Both of them won't run legacy Win software or integrate easily into existing managed networks. All MS need to do is to put a finger friendly on top of Windows and the market is all theirs! I wonder if they've noticed Si
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Its not a real bug tracker - its just a sop for us And it was a double-sided joke Si
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Just cause its posted in a online forum doesn't make it true Si
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As a true Hunter-Gatherer-Geek, I find I don't need artifical aids in finding pubs Si
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Well I'd have to say yes - like I say - some of the teachers couldn't spell IT and wouldn't know an apple from an orange and normally only use Smart Notebook and Word. They just volunteered to help out on the day and the ease of use of the software/hardware just took away the techy side of things and let them get on and help the kids learn Now, the lead teacher is a fanbois (own Mac/IPhone/Ipad) so that's why he's bought them I use my own modified version of a prog called Helium Frog (modded to work better on 1024x600 netbook displays and to output Huffyuv coded avi's instead of MJPEG - fed into MS Movie Maker to add in a narration. I can teach/help a teacher teach a class using this setup but its about a factor of 5 to 10 more technical to use than the IMotion/IMovie combo on the IPad and therefore is far less attractive to a teacher to attempt to go it alone themselves. I'm just saying the IMotion/Imovie combo on an IPad is value for money (basically £8 software that can't be beaten for ease of use/quality of results ) Si Its useless for accessing online elearning BTW
