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To: js1138

Yeah, the school system I work for doesn’t allow students or teachers to run executables. Which can be somewhat amusing if someone brings in a Sandisk thumb drive.


29 posted on 02/02/2009 9:16:14 AM PST by stylin_geek (Liberalism: comparable to a chicken with its head cut off, but with more spastic motions)
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To: stylin_geek
Yeah, the school system I work for doesn’t allow students or teachers to run executables.

That's okay. The Windows System User will still run them.

31 posted on 02/02/2009 9:27:36 AM PST by Knitebane (Happily Microsoft free since 1999.)
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To: stylin_geek

I haven’t been in a school for a couple of years, but last time I checked each high school kid gets a bit of personal space on the server for documents. Homework is carried on floppy disks. Anyone bring in documents on non-standard media takes it to the Library (media center) for conversion to floppy disk.

Any project needing some special operating system or feature is done on an off-line computer. Any computer getting hosed by accident or vandalism gets re-imaged.


32 posted on 02/02/2009 9:49:54 AM PST by js1138
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