klawd

Is there really such a thing as "future proofing" in this industry though? From the experience I have seen so far in education, completely overspec hardware with a high price to match is routinely purchased "for the future", meanwhile the technology drops in price by 25% + each year. By the time you get around implementing what your plans, you can get equipment that is 5x the spec you would have been able to buy originaly and usually even cheaper at the same time.

Is anyone still alive in here? I would possibly be interested in contributing as a developer. I have been working on my own vb.net application to mass create users. I have completed most of the major functionality including: Reading a CSV file Creating the user object Creating home folder Sharing home folder Setting folder permissions I started developing it mainly as a mental exercise and a first project in vb.net, so I'm sure the code is not 100% optimised, it does however work.

Assuming your shared diary is in a public folder, you can simply setup an internet shortcut to go directly to the calendar. This will show only the calendar and controls. The URL will be something like: http:///public/ This will show a list of public folders in the browser that users can click on directly, assuming the permissions are correct, anyone should be able to read it but only certain people can actually make appointments or changes.

Am I allowed to do a blatant ad for a small utility I wrote and just uploaded to the download section? Makes things a whole lot easier, no spyware or other junk, just posting something hopefully others will find useful. http://printing.networkstuff.co.uk for instructions and download.