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We ave 4 Samsung Cameras of really good quality, and I guess even now a 5mp camera would meet most peoples needs, especially in a primary school

KWestos thats great advice, I've said that many times! Robustness is more of an issue than MP/Quality, as what the pupils want from the camera isnt all that much. Main thing is for it to take ok quality pictures and record video with decent enough sound.

Time to buy some new Digital Cameras for the school, currenly have a mix of Samsung and Canon ones. Am interested to know which ones your school uses. And how much you pay for them? Have found have found the following one, looks good and cheap, but cant find anywhere what format the video is taken in. Buy Hitachi HDC-886E 8MP Digital Camera - Black. at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for . George

Time to buy some new Digital Cameras for the school, currenly have a mix of Samsung and Canon ones. Am interested to know which ones your school uses. And how much you pay for them? Have found have found the following one, looks good and cheap, but cant find anywhere what format the video is taken in. Buy Hitachi HDC-886E 8MP Digital Camera - Black. at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for . George

OK problem seems to have resolved itself! Bizarre, third time lucky I guess?!

Morning! The C:/ is 3GB, it has Documents and Settings, WINDOWS and Program Files (albeit with only default Microsoft folders such as MSN Gaming Zone, Internet Explorer and Common Files in it) Folders. The D:/ is 7.5GB, home to the Program Files folder only. Out of interest, is it possible to remove the partition? surely that would solve the problem.

no, they use the standard Windows XP log on screen, 2 users; Teacher and Student; which then have a mapped drive to the network depending on who they are (Teachers have RMStaff and RMShared Docs and Students just RMShared Docs)

Hi Stinkfoot, I want to image both drives as I want all of the permission rights and accounts that I have setup on the 901s to go across as well, Have set an Account up for Teacher and Student, obviously student has been restricted. George

p.s. this is on Norton Ghost 14 Loaded it and went to Define Backup Wizard - Back up my computer - Highlighted C & D Drives and clicked next - Independant Recovery Point - Backup Destination is my External Hard Drive - Name is "Drive Backup of (C:\), (D:\)" - Changed nothing on Command Files page - on the final Completing the Define Backup Wizard page, the first 3 lines still read: Drives and backup destination: (C:\) to (F:\C_Drive001.v2i) (D:\) to (F:\D_Drive001.v2i)

Hi Guys, I have 80 Asus EeePC 901s (xp versions) to Image. I've Created a backup of the C and D drives of the Master 901 that I then want to copy out to all of our 901s, When I ran the Norton Recovery Disk on the 901 that I want to copy the image to, it said to use System rather than Filename as its multiple disks rather than single. but due to there being 2 disks it requires a System Index File (.sv2i) rather than the .v2i of each individual Disk backup. Where can I get the System Index File from? George

Having the same issue here! Load time is ridiculous and bordering on unuseable, not sure whether it has anything to do with the South West Grid for Learning who we get out internet through because at home it runs quick-sharp