We have a bunch of users (about 50) who have drive mappings, not all the same, to folders on a share on server1.
We have a new file server, server2, we want to re-map their drives to.
The problem is that there are a lot of shared documents, spreadsheets passed around etc, and scanning going on all the time. So going through the office from user to user re-mapping drives while people are working is pretty much out of the question.

Come to think of it, it's not just mapped drives, there are shortcuts too. sigh...

Would a regedit search and replace "\\server1\share" with "\\server2\share" work?
That would be off hours and then turn off the share on server1 to catch anything that got missed.

Is there a better way of doing this?

Yesterday a colleague took a bunch of video at our local Children's Hosptial (we are trying to raise money towards a new dual operating theatre).

Before going we did a test with our Sanyo HD2000 and a lapel mic. This worked ok but was a bit quiet. So she found the setting for 'external mic volume' and upped it from 3 to 4 out of 5. Sadly we didn't do another test and after filming she found the sound to be distorted.

What's a good approach to cleaning it up, if any?

I have available CS5 Master Suite (but my 64-bit Windows 7 box is playing up so I have to fix that first) and Pinnacle Studio 12 (will need reinstalling as the HDD it is on was last used on older hardware).

Thanks,

T.

AM3: AM3 processors - yes; Bulldozer no
AM3+: AM3 processors - yes; Bulldozer yes

offical statement

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/dis...forms_AMD.html

confirmation from JF_AND, AMD's server guy

http://www.amdzone.com/phpbb3/viewto...37898&start=25

So new AM3+ board is backward compatible, cpus are not
I am bit disappointed about that, they just could not pull it off :(

A bit late to be telling everyone after there previous staments about compatabilty, well I still harbour a vague hope they may get a cut down AM3 version out later on...but I am not holding my breath.

Just for the holidays starting Oct 3 in the US and Oct 22 elsewhere.

From the MS store and selected retailers.

Link....

I have used one of those "speed you your pc" software because I have had a slow down in booting problem.
Now each time I re-start or turn on my pc, the system says "One of your disks needs to be checked for consistancy ........ and scans drive D. This is happning every time.
Is it possible to fix this problrm without foramtting drive D ?

http://www.osnews.com/story/23753/Co...s_Legal_Action

http://www.osnews.com/story/23756/Co...h_Legal_Action

And...

-A new Apple TV
-iTunes 10 with Ping

Go see for yourself...

www.apple.com

Let's see RAMBUS try to patent this :p

As students we all learned the 3 basic components: resistor, capacitor and inductor. In the 1970's the theoretical basis for a fourth arose, the memristor, but it wasn't actually demonstrated until 2008.

Today HP announced they are teaming with Korea's Hynix to produce ReRAM, a non-volatile memory device based on the memristor. Memristors are very interesting, and fast, little devils that work more like our brains synapses than conventional memory.

Advantages: stores much more using far less energy, doesn't lose charge, is stackable and is extremely radiation resistant. What's not to like? This is going to make for enormous memory cards in all applications, plus being radiation hard will get rid of one major worry from ionizing radiation. Lots of space based applications too.

HP says 3-5 years.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memri...edirected=true

http://news.cnet.com/8301-31021_3-20...contentBody;1n

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/08...ump_ati_brand/

Gizmag article.....

Sort of....but Mozilla says it doesn't matter Link....

Link....

Still building content, but after signing in with our user ID it looks promising. Unfortunately it uses Flash, which means (like with Hulu Plus) no iPhone/iPad etc. until they publish an app.

Link....

http://beta.dishonline.com/ (public beta)

The usual 'fix' is to change your Google prefs to use the Elmer Fudd language or click the icon at the bottom of the page to show the 'old' display, but the former leaves you with gibberish and the latter only works for that search - you have to do it every time. Frustrating either way.

If you use FireFox there is a fix for most of this.

1) install the GreaseMonkey scripting interface add-on

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748/

2) install the Google Image Basic and Google Image - direct link scripts.

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/82140

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/65066

Most images you select will view in a pop up, but if you select the link in the text info it'll go to a new tab.

Inch by inch we're getting there....

MIT Tech Review link....

Do all version of windows 7 support multiple core CPUs? Is there a chart that shows this. A friend of mine is building a system and ask me this question and I couldn't say with any degree of certainty that they do...my natural inclination says they do but....

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