DJ-1701

Macromedia Studio 2004 didn't work well on Windows 7 and certainly not with UAC... good luck with Windows 10. :/

Hmmm... yes... might be the same issue... https://portal.office.com/adminportal/home#/MessageCenter

Haven't seen this myself. Which account(s) did it get sent to, the default 365 administrator accounts?

Try adding this line... $DisplayName = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\LogonUI", "LastLoggedOnDisplayName") Then changing the @ username entry to $DisplayName

The infinite monkey theorem, suggests that anyone could come to that conclusion. Aren't you a teacher?

The best that can be done is this: [b]#NoTrayIcon $WidthFromRight = 600 $HeightFromBottom = 40 $XPos = @deskTopWidth - $WidthFromRight $YPos = @deskTopHeight - $HeightFromBottom[/b] ;Libraries and Variables to Include #include ;Create text window. SplashTextOn("User", @username, 200, [b]40[/b], [b]$XPos[/b], [b]$YPos[/b], [b]1[/b], "", [b]10[/b]) while ProcessExists ( "explorer.exe" ) ; keeps window open while windows shell is running. wend SplashOff() Which will place it on top of the taskbar... until someone clicks on the Taskbar, in which case the Taskbar will be on top (as it has an always on top setting too), but you should see it transparently through the taskbar.

SplashTextOn("User", @username, 200, 50, -1, -1, $DLG_CENTERONTOP, "", 22) Would change it so the text is in the centre of the screen.

AutoIt only needs to be installed on your machine, then you can compile your code into an exe and run it on any of the computers you wish without additional software.

Oh that's easy... write a different username with 7 chars or less and containing at least 2 numbers in it. That or write 'Mew-blahblah'. Maybe... but not until it's in effect.

I would suggest adding the line: #NoTrayIcon to the top of that script, just so the students can't close the program via the System Tray.

You mean to say you believe everyone is a member of Hogwarts School of Wizardry, with a PAYG Telephone number and an interesting e-mail address?

I wonder if anyone has given out a toy bee at BETT, just to make a joke about it being a free bee...

Obviously some products and prices would be targeted more at the UK curriculum, market and currency but with some overlap, so without knowing what you particularly want from it, I would imagine ISTE would be a better fit. https://conference.iste.org/2018/ If your coming to London anyway to look at other schools, then I so no harm in going to BETT, could be... educational ... at the least to see what companies here are focusing on, where on the curve they are, and compare to the methodologies your using. You could also laugh about common core mathematics.

Thanks for not thinking about me.

Sounds like that experience really gave her the willies...

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For Sale, Snow. As much as you want. Collection only.

Game has now been released for £23.79 (so that's only an additional £1.80 from the alpha price). Hello Neighbor on Steam

Don't worry, I am sure you can send it back. I thought they just made Android phones though, interesting.

I usually put the script in the GPO directory, which you can get to by clicking the Show Files... button on the Startup Properties.

Perfect If I remember correctly, as it's pushed via GPO, it will run as admin... and I believe not need the allowed script level to change... ...but if that doesn't work, you could always execute it with a .cmd file instead with the command: powershell.exe –ExecutionPolicy Bypass "\\fty-sr-001\applic$\DotNetFix\DotNetFix.ps1" Yeah it won't run in PowerShell or ISE unless you tell it to change your allowed script level to RemoteSigned or lower. (i.e. typing the following command into PowerShell before running subsequent scripts) Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned More Info: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee176961.aspx

Yeah, still save it as a ps1 file, the coding I added is a native PowerShell if statement.

Well I would update the code so it doesn't re-run if already installed to something like If (!(Test-Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\v3.5")) { DISM /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:"\\fty-sr-001\applic$\DotNetFix" } Then in a GPO under a Machine Startup Policy add the script to the PowerShell section and once the machines are rebooted, they should install the update (as long as the machines have access to the share ).

Looks like you have unsigned powershell scripts disabled... from a command prompt (yes, command prompt) type: powershell.exe –ExecutionPolicy Bypass "\\fty-sr-001\applic$\DotNetFix\DotNetFix.ps1" IIRC... Startup powershell scripts in GPOs will run regardless.

THIS ^^^