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I have it connected to a 30" monitor superb. :) You can pick up a nice 24" for around £200 as stated above. Thanks, G.

Hi, How can I back this up? Normally, on a local installation of outlook, I would go into the profile and backup the .nk2 extension How could I do this on Citrix, or shall I just give up? Have a corrupt users profile, but they don't want to lose that. Any info grateful

Not sure most equipment could handle it where I work, hence still on XP. When I change our systems, the virtualised desktops will run on 7.

Used them for URL filtering, not the best really. Looking for alternative solutions. Emails we use google spam / postini.....

Re: need an alternative for ipod mini earphones.....they are s**t!!! I bought a paid, don't know if I have dodgy ones. They sound very weird, for instance, if I am walking and the cable is touching my coat or whatever, I can hear it, it's weird. Is that the same for you?

Google maybe :rasp:

I see. That makes sense. I'll have a think. Had a MS Exchange 2010 and Server 2008 R2 seminar today courtesy of your lovely company. Good times. Thanks, G.

Hi, Are you still using scansafe? Thanks, Gabi.

Kaspersky provides a lot of stuff. It even allows you to install some third party applications remotely. Interesting product.

Hi, What do you recommend, We currently have Sophos and it's great. I have just seen a demo for Kaspersky, more complicated but looks superb. Sophos is more expensive. What are your thoughts? DKNIGHT - you use sophos at work, your thoughts would be great. Thanks, G.

Really? So you can't even create a sub domain to verify it? Regardless of what tool you have used to create the site, all verification methods should work. :) iWeb is just a tool

I always add text and it works.

I didn't have apple care and it got replaced. That is dangerous, so you should be ok. Bought my MBP in November and I don't have one of those new charges.

Cool. DK - thanks buddy, when I go there again, maybe we should go for a beer or something? Mike - you fag :) Longy - Yap, can haggle prices really. Gabi - this is a boring post :)

DK - I normally go to Lorna for the majority of our stuff. She is a good girl! Provides all the stuff when I need it, granted, not the cheapest but Softcat have been excellent to me and are an excellent company to work with, again, thanks for the introduction. I go for Dells over HP's because...

Hi, Looking to buy some of these, The R210 is replacing the R200. Just wondered what your thoughts where and how loud ? Thanks, G.

It does support it, the adaptors are expensive though.

We use various companies. Both BT and NetPremacy being the main ones, we where just about to swap to another supplier. NetPremacy have been fantastic, we have a 2mb on one of the sites, it was £750 for the box (same as yours prob) can't remember even if we paid an install fee and its £6295 per...

I can get it for £550 including 2TB not the price quoted. :)

Hi, What do you guys think about this? http://www.trustedreviews.com/networking/review/2009/07/20/Netgear-ReadyNAS-NVX/p1 Will be used at home, streaming to PS3, general backups and sharing. Any thoughts appreciated. Obviously not purchased at that price!! Thanks, Gabi.

BT have some good pricing. 10mb for the price of 5. if signed up to a 3 year contract, no hardware costs, no installation costs. 8k per annum., 5 year = 7.6k per annum. Subject to survey of course.

Hi, Currently have a 2meg SHDSL in two premises from a supplier. They have been really good, looking to increase it to something larger. Any recommendations of suppliers, rough costs? Offices are in London. Around 40 users per office. Thanks, Gabi.

You're hilarious :)

I use the following programs quite extensively which are not mentioned above. Quicksilver Two Up iStat

Nice portfolio

Hi, Wondering what you guys use apart from cable ties? Started using these http://www.jmldirect.com/Cable-Tidy-PC8910/ Obviously there is a budget in mind. Around 50 desks, to be honest, with the above looks good, just wish the diameter was a bit larger. Thanks, Gabi.

You can do it through outlook.

Why don't you like public folders? I think they are excellent, specially when you have a collaboration of people looking after one thing? For instance, if you have 10 members of staff looking after info@company.com Mail enable that folder, create a sub folder called completed, and off...

cool, that should be fun. Mailboxes will be a bit of a pain, do you currently use public folders? When I created a new domain including exchange, I had issues with the above, quite a pain sometimes. Printers will be an interesting one too :)

You can still have them completely separate as a subdomain. That would be easier for you than a completely new domain, however, if a new domain is required, then you can use the MS tools to migrate the required users over, which was identified in an earlier post. Out of interest, how many...