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I'll try and dig out the stuff on it after the weekend, but it's more to do with long term effects and the level of the light energy.

Please, twist your hand and break his jaw to shut the idiot up....

If using with an IWB, you shouldn't use a projector above 2000 lumens and preferably well under that, unless it's a short throw projector for health and safety reasons as user will have the projector shining at them when they're facing the class.

Apparently the ix35's have a good residual rate as they're so popular, but I just buy them and run them into the ground. Do like buying a new car, but can't afford to do it on a regular basis. Son has finished uni, got a job and moved out so actually have some money now to do this, so splashing out slightly more than I would normally do :-)

In order of preference: Webber, Hamilton, Vettel, Alonso Webber because its probably his last chance and he's been lumbered with carp cars for most of his career, still remember his stunning drive for Minardi at Australia. Hamilton because he's finally grown up and has been driving the wheels off his car this year and I like his aggressive racing style. Vetel I have mixed feelings for, whining little who is fast when in front but lacks race craft. Alonso is one driver I have absolutely no respect for....

Thanks, think I've made up my mind to go for it :-) Last couple of cars I've bought new, first one I had for 8 years till some idiot drove into it and wrote it off, current one is 11 years old and things are starting to go wrong on a regular basis now. Had a test drive of the ix35 last week, really liked it but there is about a 4 month waiting list but should be able to keep mine running for a bit longer.

Yeah, weekend at last! Car hunting Saturday, watch F1 Sunday and out for a meal with friends Sunday night for one couples first wedding anniversary.

Ha ha, yeah, as you saw this morning it just sits there working away and I forget about it, so I'd completely forgotten what model it was ;-)

Anyone any experience of owning a Hyundai car, especially long term reliability and quality of the dealers? Looking at ordering an ix35, which I will be looking at keeping for a good number of years as I tend to run cars till they nearly drop.

If you create a batch file for each room which calls the script above for each machine , for instance: call addprinterremotely.cmd machine1 printserver/printer1 call addprinterremotely.cmd machine2 printserver/printer1 .... All you do then is on the print server set a security group on the colour printer that denies access for all students. This really was the easiest and most robust way we found of doing this, wish we could still do this in 2008 R2/W7. It also made it simple if staff wanted students to print in colour for a lesson as you just change the deny access to allow access on the security group. Edit: if you deny all on the printer rather than just printing then its shouldn't appear.

When we were on 2003, the best way we found is to run the script below from a batch file for each PC in the room. This only needs to be run once from your technicians PC and will deploy the printers permanently (unless of course you reimage etc when it needs running again). @Echo off REM this command file will add a network printer to a computer remotely REM the parameters are: REM 1 - the name of the computer to which the network printer is to be added REM 2 - the UNC name of the printer to be added REM for example, to add the printer called ThePrinter that is shared from the computer PrintServer REM to the computer called TheClient: REM key this command in a Command Prompt window: REM addglobalprinterremotely theclient printserver\theprinter REM add the specified printer to the specified computer @Echo On rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /ga /c\\%1 /n\\%2 @Echo off REM stop the print spooler on the specified computer and wait until the sc command finishes @Echo On start /wait sc \\%1 stop spooler @Echo off REM start the print spooler on the specified computer and wait until the sc command finishes @Echo On start /wait sc \\%1 start spooler

Had a 7210 running for about a year now as a NAS box, has all the file shares, redirected documents, profiles etc on. It has working extremely well, had a few niggles when we moved from 2003 server domain to 2008 R2 but in the end that was easily fixed. Performance is superb, we have over 600 computers connecting to it and 1500 users with no performance issues at all.

Hmmmppphhh, the pizza will be mouldy by then, best to share while its fresh ;-)

so its not pizza's all round then...

Where's the fun in that though, you can do it in 10-15 minutes by tipping the contents in a pan and adding butter and brown sugar, I just like the russian roulette of remembering to top up the water though ;-)

Oh, and leave it to stand for a while before opening, boiling caramel on the skin kind of hurts....

Nope, as long as you don't let the water boil dry it turns it into an amazing caramel :-)

Nah, stick the tin unopened in a saucepan for a couple of hours so it turns into caramel, then make a fantastic bannofee pie :-)

Yes it can, if the subnet is wrong it will calculate as being on a non local network and will try to route through the default gateway.

Check the subnet and default gateway are set correctly on the copier, also check the web interface is enabled. If stuck then don't waste too much time on, phone ricoh and they'll send an engineer out, their service is really good.

Thats a pretty good deal, welcome to the Desire club ;-) See this thread for apps, I would say advanced app killer and app2sd are probably the first you want to install, wi-fi analyser is a great tool and robo defense is a great game :-)

Yep, they're great, unless of course you send a switch config meant for another switch to the one with the DRACS plugged into it....

Excellent :-) The History department should also be run by The Sealed Knot

You could use rsync - HOWTO Backup Your Mac With rsync

Is the time on all the DC's within 5 minutes of each other, you've got some time server problems in that dcdiag report, which would cause problems with authentication if the time is more than 5 minutes out.