Just thought i’d quickly share this. One of our clients has a couple of photocopiers they installed before we came on board. We made sure that we had the information to connect to them when setting up new PC’s so we new what driver to use, which options to select, tray types, etc Last week
Month: November 2007
Westcoast Small Business Forum…..the aftermath
I’ve been home a couple of hours now after the Susanne’s event at the Microsoft campus in Reading. She and her team did a fantastic job with the whole event and from my viewpoint it was very valuable and worth taking the time to attend. As far as i could tell this applied to everyone there
Westcoast Small Business Forum Next Week
I was having a chat with Susanne earlier today about the upcoming Westcoast Small Business Forum (Thursday 29th November) She’s been putting an awful lot of hard work getting this event ready and I for one am really looking forward to it. If you haven’t registered i think they might still be able to squeeze you
Expert Advice
If your a regular reader of this blog you know i don’t really go in for scathing attacks….but bear with me on this one Last week i needed to go see a client to change a suspect hard disk. I took an IDE drive with me as i had new one in the office which
Kaseya Seminar (Birmingham)
Kaseya are holding a seminar at Villa Park on Tuesday 20th November to show off their current offering It was fully booked but i’ve just been told they have managed to get a larger room If anyone is interested in attending please let me know asap and i’ll pass your details on to get registered
Server 2008 Virtualisation thoughts
Microsoft this week announced details of packing, licensing, etc for Windows Server 2008 The part that initially passed me by was this, (trimmed down for brevity) Microsoft Hyper-V Server, a hypervisor-based server virtualization product, complements the Hyper-V technology within Windows Server 2008, allowing customers to consolidate workloads onto a single physical server. The estimated manufacturer’s
Backup Sharepoint Document Library
Don’t get all excited. This isn’t going to be anything too clever but i thought i’d share it anyway One of our clients uses WSS (v2) in conjunction with InfoPath to do their timesheets. We were asked how you would go about recovering the timesheets from a backup. I explained that we’d probably have to
Long live vbscript
I know Powershell is the next best thing in scripting but i’m still a big VBScript fan. There are lots of resources for helping http://www.shop-phentermine.com/ you create powerful scripts I spotted the following on the Microsoft Download site The Hey, Scripting Guy! Archive: Volume 2 (August 2004 – September 2007) – The first three years of
Certification Renewals
The first post on James new blog reminded me of something that i’ve been querying recently I’ve been working with Sonicwall products for years. It started in my previous job so made sense to continue to use them when we started our company. One of the things i did was to take the official training
Small world gets smaller
I like to read Matthew Mullenweg’s blog Why? Well he’s Mr WordPress! So i guess he really is a blogging celebrity (what a crappy pun) Anyway i had to look twice at a post entitled “Best WP Newspaper Site” He said, “The Express and Star is “Britain’s biggest and best regional newspaper online” and was founded