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You only live once so follow your dreams, I've worked all over the world including many years in Cyprus, in fact my daughter was born there. I would go back tomorrow, it has always been my dream to move back when I retire.
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Open Source converting / DVD burning software
Spitfire replied to JoeBloggs's topic in AV and Multimedia Related
CD Burner XP (cdbxp) it's open source and good, it's on all our computers as standard -
we have cashless vending, if the server or network fails then the fall back is cash, having said that we have never had all vending machines "off line" in the 2 years we have had them operating. Our support is great, phone up first thing and they are out the same day. We also look after and check them on a "first line" basis after being shown how to by the support firm.
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does not the "everyone" group only get permissions to the root, to go further to folders and sub folders you need to have domain users or something like that added to the the security permissions
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If you have a Smartboard go faulty under warranty and contact Steljes they send out a local sub contractor to repair it in-situ, this is how ours are repaired and we have about 100 and they tend to get broken with regular monotony.
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Mobile/Smart Phones - IT Teams
Spitfire replied to andy_whitlock's topic in Mobile Devices & Tablets
we have a couple of Tesco pay as you go mobiles that only we know the numbers and when our techs are out of the office they take one so they are "always" contactable. -
Open source PDF Creator is the one we use
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No that is fact, it has happened to several Educational establishments over the last few years, check out the BSA or the FAST web sites. The advice is to cover yourself with everything in writing and tell the Head Teacher / Principal what actions you are going to take i.e. removal of all illegal software.
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Ultimately if you run the network you will be deemed the responsible person for the licenses, you should give your management the following warning to safeguard yourself, you will be removing all unlicensed software asap. If you are caught it runs into thousands of pounds in fines and you will lose your job.
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We have been using Helpstar for the last 5 years, all jobs are created via the web portal or e-mail, good support when we have had the rare problem.
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Been here nearly 2 decades, what did I do wrong?
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Unit-e from Capita, if you use it you'll know what I mean
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Creating Home Folder.. and getting it to map for users
Spitfire replied to dgrams's topic in How do you do....it?
Don't give them "full control" just "modify", then they can't delete the actual folder just the contents, it save a lot of hassle believe me -
If it has a plug going into the projector it has to be a socket on the wall or the power link, you can't have it hard wired, this could lead to a live lead hanging about. no qualified electrician would do it that way as it breaks health and safety rules
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Miracle worker!!
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PDf Creator from PDFforge.org we use this in all our classrooms with not problems at all and it's open source
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We use ws_ftp with no problems at all, this is on most of our computers
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It's just another normal Monday here in Scotland !!!
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All our laptops (and we have about 700) are Dell Latitude and we always purchase the secondary battery that slots into the media bay, this gives us all day operation for our students
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Domain Controller not reading mapped drive!
Spitfire replied to gloriousglenn's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
DC first to get the network up and running and provide things like dhcp etc -
Domain Controller not reading mapped drive!
Spitfire replied to gloriousglenn's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
To me it sounds like your file server has lost it's network connection at some stage and the DC is freezing trying to look for it, before you attempt any "rebuilds" I would reboot the file server. -
We use Juniper equipment for our vpn access, it just sits in the server room, we have never had to touch it since it was installed a few years ago, it does a great job.
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Simply rename the account if you're using AD, rename home folder and profile not forgetting to do the security permissions. If you're using Exchange then add the new e-mail address and make it the primary, they'll then get all the e-mails including those sent to the old address. If you have an Exchange server then it can all be done there.
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better management of Cisco voip accounts
Spitfire replied to LCPSWolf's topic in Mobile Devices & Tablets
Sounds to me like you have a voip phone system, if so the extension number is allocated to each particular phone, it is easier to move the phone than un-install the number and issue it to another phone, this is a real hassle believe me, the other way round is "hot desking" this again is a real hassle to setup initially.- 4 replies
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