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In 1970 I attended a postgraduate computer programming course. I didn t even get to see the computer, never mind being able to get my grubby fingers on it. Today s technically aware kids are educated. They continue their education on public transport and just about anywhere else. Mobile devices are an integral part of their lives and seldom out of their hands. These devices are much more powerful than the computer I didn t get to see in 1970. Technology has changed education. The schoolchildren might not know that the plural of stylus is styli and not styluses, as I typed earlier. You see, styli is not in their spellcheckers. Nevertheless, they are unlikely to be freaked out by new devices coming on the market. As an old traditionalist, I have only one complaint. Today s kids are literate in textmessage abbreviation rather than English. Truly, text-messaging has a lot 2 &sr 4.

Configure access for ISA Server computers in the front-end array In order for the ISA Server computers in the front-end array to access the Configuration Storage servers on the internal network, you need to configure an access rule that allows the MS Firewall Storage protocol from the front-end array computers to the Configuration Storage server If you use the ISA Server Management Console on the front-end computers, this rule should also allow access for the MS Firewall Control protocol To manage the front-end-array ISA Server computers, you also need to configure an access rule that allows the MS Firewall Control and RPC (all interfaces) protocols from the Configuration Storage server and the ISA Server management workstations to the front-end array computers.

If you, or users you support, store files in several locations for example, on a mobile PC, on a static computer (file server) in your company network, and on mobile devices such as portable music players, PDAs, or mobile phones keeping track of these files and ensuring that they remain synchronized can be a major problem If your users take their mobile PCs on business trips or use them at home, they want to be sure that the files they are working on are the most recent versions When they return to base, they want any updates they have made to be implemented in the files on the static office computer Home users might want to synchronize music files so that downloads they store on their Windows Vista computers are also available on their portable music players.

The fragment of stylesheet in the example sets the skin itself, providing an alternative class to the ProgressSkin we installed by default. Obviously we haven t written such a class this is just a demonstration. The style rule targets a specific example of the Progress control, with the ID testID, although if we removed the ID specifier from the rule it would target all Progress controls.

Configure access to resources on the back-end array Internal network In some cases, you may need to configure access to resources on the Internal network from the Internet or the perimeter network To enable this, you need configure access or publishing rules that forward the client requests from the perimeter network or the front-end ISA Server computers You can also enable SSL bridging or SSL tunneling Configure back-end array Internal network access for domain members In some cases, you may also need to provide access to the Internal network for domain member servers located in the perimeter network For example, you may have a Web server in the perimeter network that is a member of the internal domain and needs to use domain user accounts to authenticate access to a Web site.

Or the front-end ISA Server computers may be members of the internal domain and may require access to internal domain controllers To enable this type of access, you must configure an access rule that allows DNS, Kerberos-Sec (TCP) and Kerberos-Sec (User Datagram Protocol, or UDP), LDAP, LDAP UDP, and LDAP GC traffic from the domain members to the internal domain controllers To join a computer in the perimeter network to the internal domain, you must also enable RPC (all interfaces) and Microsoft Common Internet File System (CIFS) access..

Copying files manually can be tedious and is an irksome task when a user is in a hurry to get home It is error prone, and a user can all too easily copy an old version of a file over the most recent version rather than vice versa, losing several hours of work In Windows Vista, the easiest, most efficient, and safest way is to sync files automatically by using Sync Center Sync is short for synchronization In Windows Vista, sync is the process of storing two or more matching versions of the same file in different locations If you add, change, or delete a file in one location, Windows Vista adds, changes, or deletes the same file in the other locations whenever you choose to sync.