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I really dont like it. everything has moved! prefer the old one if i'm being honest.

Does your ISA server go out to an open internet connection or is it through the LEA proxy?

thats a branch of a tree above the car isnt it??

ahh, i hate pst files. pst files arent really designed to be transfered to and from server to clients. in all the admin offices i have worked in the staff member uses the same machine every day so i cant quite understand why they have to move the pst file every time they log off? unless its a backup method?

ok, sounds to me like a profile problem, do you have mandatory profiles? if so check that there are no pst files in there being copied accross. as far as that i cant understand what the problem might be...

Desktop Applications, and maybe as mentioned above the web applications that can integrate with windows server apps e.g. ASP, PHP. and thanks, I was just looking into jobs for Java developers the other day and noticed most of them where offering £75,000++

i saw that google car with all the cameras come down my street late last year (curtains closed!)

do you have anymore info, is this a curriculum or admin machine? is it soley used for one person or is it students? and should students or teachers need access to outlook on this machine? if not then just go ahead and remoe the .PST files, maybe back them up if it seems suspicious?

thanks simon, i have seen this being used by students in a few primary schools i visited, looks really fun but its not to my taste as i'm looking into windows software development.

Looks interesting! Is this the first step you have ever taken into programming?

I'm thinking about Education, but at the minute I'm happy to use it for personal, something on the side for me to play around with.

thanks again, i've got to say i'm completely taken in on this, whenever i used to think about starting programing in the past i was thinking about the learning process and how hard it will be, and will it really be 'interesting!'. so ive been playing around with VB for about two hours now and i LOVE it! especially loving the XAML!

forever i suppose, you can still purchase 98!! from some outlets.

Thanks dan, have you a copy of this book already? what do you think of it? It would be at the bottom of my list as i'm currently studying for my CCNA.

thanks guys, I downloaded Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition (Good move?) it seems to be friendly to someone like me who has only ever had experience with HTML and CSS.