Thanks, I understand what you are saying, but the cost of upgrading all that software to a Mac version is not something that I can do, even at education pricing. Some of my programs are already a few years old but since they aren't core requirements for me, I continue to use them happily at their earlier versions. Only my video editing software and Photoshop are essential and I keep those
On 21-04-07 12:12, in article 8slWh.5055$VT3.3443@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net, "Luis Ortega" <lortega@ntlworld.com> wrote: To be honest, the only reason I have for considering a Mac is that I want to use Final Cut Pro studio 2. At the school where I work I have a dozen PCs that I have built myself over the years to teach video production and animation. They all run Premiere Pro 1, After
Domain base root, sorry I forgot to mention that. I guess what I'm saying is... When I first create the DFS Root called "DFSShare" on ServerA, it creates a "c:\DFSShare" folder on ServerA, however it does NOT create that share on my other servers which will have link targets for the link I create . I'd prefer to have the DFS Root and "DFSShare" folder on the DC at my main office, however
Colin Powers wrote: On Mon, 20 Nov 2006 08:04:45 -0800, Roy. Just Roy. wrote: Colin Powers wrote: you are idoit as totall redundant cannt be on other day if same time Damn, some Usenet posts are starting to make me wonder if these people really speak English or just shove poetry magnets up their ass and take laxatives. /Roy you are idoit only
