Because I haven’t been posting much I thought it might be time for a Friday funny instead. Dugie e-mailed me this one last night and it made be chuckle:
If these guys are the main act, I’m sure Bill and Ted must have been support.
Because I haven’t been posting much I thought it might be time for a Friday funny instead. Dugie e-mailed me this one last night and it made be chuckle:
If these guys are the main act, I’m sure Bill and Ted must have been support.
Because I’m a stickler for clean UI, I want to ensure users don’t see extra files or folders in their User folder on Windows Vista. I’m trying to avoid something similar to what you can see in the screenshot below, which looks a little out of place:
This location in the UI replaces the Documents folder [...]
A podcast that gives you can overview of Microsoft Application Virtualisation 4.5 has been posted that is worth checking out if you’re new to App-V or want to find out what version 4.5 is all about: Windows Springboard Series: AppV™ Application Virtualization
Karri Alexion-Tiernan, Director in the Windows Client division, unveils the latest version of this [...]
This was a great question, at this evenings talk, about deploying virtualised applications via ConfigMgr 2007 R2 - are virtualised applications delivered to clients in the same manner as installed applications?
There are several parts to this answer. First up virtual applications are imported, added to distribution points and advertised, just like installed applications. There are [...]