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User Profiles & Employee turnover
In a
previous article , I mentioned a few steps to allow multiple users share one profile or to enable swapping profiles between users. This process can save nearly all desktop settings and possibly several hours per PC.
There is a much simpler procedure when it comes to switching out the profiles between an old and new user of a PC. Renaming a user will retain all the previous user's settings and permissions while allowing the new user his or her own personalized user information. This can be done in Active Directory if you're on a Windows Domain, or in the case of a standalone PC.
Renaming does not modify the profile folder location. This I only mention in the event you need to dig around in the file system.
The simple answer: rename the user, change the password and possibly change the username or login ID.
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Tuesday, May 30, 2006
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McAfee handy URLs
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
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ADP Printer substitution driver
ADP LaserStation 1520 doesn't seem to have a driver but is strikingly similar to a
Lexmark Optra S 1625 . The driver available on Lexmark's website works just fine for this particular printer.
.. same driver appears to work fine with ADP LaserStation 1920
Sunday, May 21, 2006
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Ethernet reset for AS/400
Log on and get to the command line.
type WRKCFGSTS *LIN and hit [Enter]
look for ETHLINE
type ENDTCP on the command line and hit [Enter]
wait for TCP to end
type 2 next to the top ETHLINE and hit [Enter] to VARY OFF the device
press F5 to refresh the screen
type 1 next to ETHLINE and hit [Enter] to VARY ON the device
press F5 to refresh the screen until the device shows ACTIVE
type STRTCP on the command line and hit [Enter] to start TCP
confirm connectivity
( Client Access AS/400 AS400 )
Thursday, May 18, 2006
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Finally, some real cash!
After signing up and playing around online for a little while this afternoon, my account already shows
$8.50 !!
This is highly exciting to me since everything else I've signed up for over the last few months pays only a few cents here and there (or worthless points for annoying surveys that I never seem to meet the qualifications).
Simply sign up and you'll begin receiving offers that lead to cash rewards. Most of the ones I've seen today are $1.00 and 50 cents each.
Lucky lucky lucky - I stumbled across this tip by reviewing my referral logs. Apparently, someone bounced onto my BlogCharm blog after visiting LaLa Land . Since I'm a curious little monkey, I snooped on through and found gold!
Isn't it crazy that I spend all this time looking for great ways to make money online and the best one finds me almost completely by accident!
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Sunday, May 07, 2006
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Make money while you sleep!
I just signed up for somthing called
Gomez PEER and am currently waiting for approval before my computer earns money "while I sleep" as they say. Hopefully, this will pan out better than the survey scams, but since I didn't find anything bad on Google about this program (and since it's
free!! ), I'm giving it a shot.
Below are a few banners if you would like to try it with me. If it doesn't work out, I'll remove it from here (or give a scathing follow-up!).
After registering, I noticed a request for Most Wanted participants with dial up service in these locations:
Korea
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Saturday, May 06, 2006
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Solution: Network attached scanning!
I reconfigured a
Brother MFC7820N for a customer last Friday and was quite impressed. The software installation is normal (and doesn't try to consume the computer forever like HP MFC installations). The network scanning software configuration is clean and easy to modify after installation.
Before loading the software, I manually set a static IP address on the printer. The drivers work on Windows NT 4.0 Server, but only if you choose to avoid using USB attached to the server :)
Finally, there is a quality network scanning solution at an affordable price!
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Wednesday, May 03, 2006
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