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I have recently installed 2008 to use as a learning exercise. I have 2 joystick devices showing in my device window. When I right click to run the calibration program nothing happens. I'm using the administrator account so I'm figuring this has something to do with the security setup. Can someone please tell me how I can get access to this calibration program

To wrap up our series of blog entries on IP.Nexus 1.4, there's just a few more new features and enhancements that warrant mentioning. HTML Emails Matt http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6726-development-update-ipboard-323/' class='bbc_url' title=''>recently blogged about the new HTML email support in the IPS Community Suite.... http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6834-ipnexus-14-dev-update-miscellaneous-enhancements/' class='bbc_url' title=''>View the full article View the full article

To wrap up our series of blog entries on IP.Nexus 1.4, there's just a few more new features and enhancements that warrant mentioning. HTML Emails Matt http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6726-development-update-ipboard-323/' class='bbc_url' title=''>recently blogged about the new HTML email support in the IPS Community Suite.... http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6834-ipnexus-14-dev-update-miscellaneous-enhancements/' class='bbc_url' title=''>View the full article View the full article

Hello again, I'm trying to deploy a printer but only have certian computers be able to print to it, I already have it deployed so that all users "Student" can print to this printer, that is fine. But what i want to do is also make it so that certian rooms can only print to it. This is as far as I have gotten setup wise, I have a group that I created for the computers in my lab that I want to be able to print, its called "Lab computers" all the computers in my lab belong to that group. Now I want to make it that only these computers can print to the printers, but to allow other users to print as well like "teachers' but restrict the "students" not logged into a computer…

Hello, First i want to say thanks for everyone's help here so far, I know some of my questions might seem beginner-ish but thats caus they are, thanks to everyone for a warm welcome to the site in helping me to address my concerns. Now to the issue, I want to be able to set the default printer for a specific user, how can this be done? and also can this be done per machine ? I want to do all this from the server and not have to go and set each one manually. thanks

I would like to introduce two new members of the vBulletin Support Team. So please give a warm welcome to Joe (BirdOPrey5) and Troy. Both are eager to help you out with your issues and troubles with the forums and will be around the forums. Joe has been a member of the vBulletin beta testing team for a while and is a moderator at http://www.vbulletin.org" target="_blank">www.vbulletin.org. Troy is a long time vBulletin customer and used to run corvetteforum.com as well as several other automotive related sites. It is great to have them as additions to the team and I look forward to working with them. View the full article

I would like to introduce two new members of the vBulletin Support Team. So please give a warm welcome to Joe (BirdOPrey5) and Troy. Both are eager to help you out with your issues and troubles with the forums and will be around the forums. Joe has been a member of the vBulletin beta testing team for a while and is a moderator at http://www.vbulletin.org" target="_blank]www.vbulletin.org. Troy is a long time vBulletin customer and used to run corvetteforum.com as well as several other automotive related sites. It is great to have them as additions to the team and I look forward to working with them. View the full article

As part of our ongoing commitment to deliver the best community software on the market, we routinely run IP.Board through various tools designed to measure efficiency and resource usage, helping us to identify areas that could benefit from minor and major refactoring to make the software more efficient. We do this periodically with all of our... http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6844-making-ipboard-more-efficient/' class='bbc_url' title=''>View the full article View the full article

As part of our ongoing commitment to deliver the best community software on the market, we routinely run IP.Board through various tools designed to measure efficiency and resource usage, helping us to identify areas that could benefit from minor and major refactoring to make the software more efficient. We do this periodically with all of our... http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6844-making-ipboard-more-efficient/' class='bbc_url' title=''>View the full article View the full article

hello all. i am trying to create a small office network based on windows server 2008r2. i have bought myself a dell server which comes with foundation for 15 users... what i want to do is the following: create a pdc with simple shares with internet access (probably will use tmg) with speed limits on internet access for users. another thing i want to do which i believe is impossible without 3rd party software is when a user joins the domain i want them to keep their local desktop. most people will freak out when they see a new blank desktop provided by the server. what i have done so far is create a pdc and its working alright. still ironing out some issues. …

so, ive noticed after running my FTP server which i still cant get working properly as i cant login, dont know why but ites really annoying....i keep geting FTP attacks which appears to be a dictionary attack as numerous passwords are tried. See picture below. How can i prevent this? is there like a login attemped failed timeout type thing? Thanks [ATTACH]174.IPB[/ATTACH]

ok hi, im using microsoft network monitor to monitor packets and active connections etc, but ive got a feeling its missing alot of traffic. I need it to monitor all incomming and outgoing traffic through the router. Below is an image of my current setup. [ATTACH]169.IPB[/ATTACH] Say a connection to 192.168.0.15 on the red line came in, the server would not monitor the traffic to it. So i was thinking, maybe i need to intercept the traffic alltogeather as there is not an option in microsoft network monitor to listen on a specific host (192.168.0.1) so something like this... [ATTACH]170.IPB[/ATTACH] Please give some comments on this Thanks!!

Both Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Pay Per Click (PPC) can be effective advertising approaches.Organic search engine optimization has some clear advantage over pay per click advertisements.Though pay per click has some clear advantages over organic SEO services, it is a drain on budget. But sometimes pay per click is the only option. PPC is all about buying the clicks or visitors from a search engine.you have the advantage of getting things done with speed without having to worry about how search engines work, you still have to put in a lot of money. You also have to spend a lot of time on finding out the best keywords, managing the costs, measuring the ROI etc…

Both Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Pay Per Click (PPC) can be effective advertising approaches.Organic search engine optimization has some clear advantage over pay per click advertisements.Though pay per click has some clear advantages over organic SEO services, it is a drain on budget. But sometimes pay per click is the only option. PPC is all about buying the clicks or visitors from a search engine.you have the advantage of getting things done with speed without having to worry about how search engines work, you still have to put in a lot of money. You also have to spend a lot of time on finding out the best keywords, managing the costs, measuring the ROI etc…

A little while ago, I talked about the http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6830-ipnexus-14-dev-update-storefront/' class='bbc_url' title=''>front-end store improvements for IP.Nexus 1.4. In addition to these front-end changes, we've also made a few changes to back-end order management which we wanted to talk about today. Tracking... http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6832-ipnexus-14-dev-update-order-management/' class='bbc_url' title=''>View the full article View the full article

A little while ago, I talked about the http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6830-ipnexus-14-dev-update-storefront/' class='bbc_url' title=''>front-end store improvements for IP.Nexus 1.4. In addition to these front-end changes, we've also made a few changes to back-end order management which we wanted to talk about today. Tracking... http://community.invisionpower.com/blog/1174/entry-6832-ipnexus-14-dev-update-order-management/' class='bbc_url' title=''>View the full article View the full article

This collection of link building tips are likely to guarantee that you will receive free links from already established websites. 1. Article Submissions: Just create a short article about your services as niche as possible and submit it to high PR Article submission sites it will surely help in extending number of backlinks. 2. Submit site to Directories: This is a pretty monotonous process that can get you several hundred backlinks. An alternative would be to hire a manual directory submitter. 3. Comment on Blogs: Start commenting on relevant and popular sites in your niche. Dont just spam for links but focus on building a relationship with other bloggers as wel…

This collection of link building tips are likely to guarantee that you will receive free links from already established websites. 1. Article Submissions: Just create a short article about your services as niche as possible and submit it to high PR Article submission sites it will surely help in extending number of backlinks. 2. Submit site to Directories: This is a pretty monotonous process that can get you several hundred backlinks. An alternative would be to hire a manual directory submitter. 3. Comment on Blogs: Start commenting on relevant and popular sites in your niche. Dont just spam for links but focus on building a relationship with other bloggers as wel…

Hello everyone, I wanted to take this time to formerly introduce myself. This is Lawrence Cole, the new operations and marketing manager for vBulletin who was recently hired into Adrian's former role. He was an amazing asset to vBulletin and will be missed. I look forward to getting to know you and working together to enhance your vBulletin customer experience. Warmest Regards, View the full article

Hello everyone, I wanted to take this time to formerly introduce myself. This is Lawrence Cole, the new operations and marketing manager for vBulletin who was recently hired into Adrian's former role. He was an amazing asset to vBulletin and will be missed. I look forward to getting to know you and working together to enhance your vBulletin customer experience. Warmest Regards, View the full article