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This document defines virtual machines and common terminology. It identifies advantages like flexibility, scalability, and cost savings, and disadvantages like potential performance degradation. It describes downloading and installing VMware Player to run virtual machines, and how to open, browse, and run specific VMware images containing different operating systems.
The document provides instructions for configuring a PC for an end user using SCCM. It describes downloading the SCCM imaging ISO, booting from it, selecting an image, completing the Windows setup, adding the user to the local Administrators group, and verifying the installation. Additional steps are outlined for deploying software to the PC using the Ericom console and SCCM once imaging is complete. The summary concludes by noting several ways to identify if a PC was imaged with SCCM and the importance of deleting the PC from the SCCM database before reimaging.
This document outlines the license terms for various editions of Windows Vista service pack 1. It discusses allowed uses and restrictions, including allowing installation on one device only and activation requirements. It also summarizes the software's internet-based features and services and consent to related data collection and transmission.
Lenovo Smart Assistant is software that provides tools for updating device ROMs, rescuing devices, and accessing online tips. It supports Windows operating systems and allows upgrading individual plug-in functions. The software guides users to update a device's ROM by downloading, transmitting, and flashing the ROM. It also guides users to rescue devices by downloading images, extracting them, and selecting online or local flashing. Additionally, it provides online tips by searching and filtering solutions matched from Lenovo's website.
This document outlines the license terms for various versions of the Windows Vista operating system. It discusses allowed uses of the software, mandatory activation and validation procedures to verify proper licensing, privacy disclosures regarding data collection for internet-based services, and limitations on the license and scope of use. The terms are an agreement between the user and either the device manufacturer or software installer, and using the software indicates acceptance of the terms.
This document provides a 6-step guide to remove pop-up ads from a computer. The steps include uninstalling any malicious programs, resetting browser settings in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome, using AdwCleaner to remove adware, using Junkware Removal Tool to remove browser hijackers, scanning with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, and using HitmanPro to double check for infections. Each step provides detailed instructions for performing tasks like downloading utilities, running scans, and removing any detected threats.
WinConnections Spring, 2011 - Deploying Windows 7 without the Ridiculous Micr...Concentrated Technology
This document provides an overview of automating Windows 7 deployment using various Microsoft tools. It begins with an introduction to the tools and challenges of the process. It then provides a 12 step guide to automating deployment, covering tools like Windows Deployment Services (WDS), Windows System Image Manager (WSIM), Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) and more. Each step includes explanations and demos of key tasks like capturing images, configuring WDS, adding drivers, automating installations and preserving user data.
Launch EasyDiag for IOS Android user manual
http://www.buyobdtoolshop.com/wholesale/original-launch-easydiag-for-android-built-in-bluetooth-obdii-generic-code-reader-3445.html
This document defines virtual machines and common terminology. It identifies advantages like flexibility, scalability, and cost savings, and disadvantages like potential performance degradation. It describes downloading and installing VMware Player to run virtual machines, and how to open, browse, and run specific VMware images containing different operating systems.
The document provides instructions for configuring a PC for an end user using SCCM. It describes downloading the SCCM imaging ISO, booting from it, selecting an image, completing the Windows setup, adding the user to the local Administrators group, and verifying the installation. Additional steps are outlined for deploying software to the PC using the Ericom console and SCCM once imaging is complete. The summary concludes by noting several ways to identify if a PC was imaged with SCCM and the importance of deleting the PC from the SCCM database before reimaging.
This document outlines the license terms for various editions of Windows Vista service pack 1. It discusses allowed uses and restrictions, including allowing installation on one device only and activation requirements. It also summarizes the software's internet-based features and services and consent to related data collection and transmission.
Lenovo Smart Assistant is software that provides tools for updating device ROMs, rescuing devices, and accessing online tips. It supports Windows operating systems and allows upgrading individual plug-in functions. The software guides users to update a device's ROM by downloading, transmitting, and flashing the ROM. It also guides users to rescue devices by downloading images, extracting them, and selecting online or local flashing. Additionally, it provides online tips by searching and filtering solutions matched from Lenovo's website.
This document outlines the license terms for various versions of the Windows Vista operating system. It discusses allowed uses of the software, mandatory activation and validation procedures to verify proper licensing, privacy disclosures regarding data collection for internet-based services, and limitations on the license and scope of use. The terms are an agreement between the user and either the device manufacturer or software installer, and using the software indicates acceptance of the terms.
This document provides a 6-step guide to remove pop-up ads from a computer. The steps include uninstalling any malicious programs, resetting browser settings in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome, using AdwCleaner to remove adware, using Junkware Removal Tool to remove browser hijackers, scanning with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, and using HitmanPro to double check for infections. Each step provides detailed instructions for performing tasks like downloading utilities, running scans, and removing any detected threats.
WinConnections Spring, 2011 - Deploying Windows 7 without the Ridiculous Micr...Concentrated Technology
This document provides an overview of automating Windows 7 deployment using various Microsoft tools. It begins with an introduction to the tools and challenges of the process. It then provides a 12 step guide to automating deployment, covering tools like Windows Deployment Services (WDS), Windows System Image Manager (WSIM), Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) and more. Each step includes explanations and demos of key tasks like capturing images, configuring WDS, adding drivers, automating installations and preserving user data.
Launch EasyDiag for IOS Android user manual
http://www.buyobdtoolshop.com/wholesale/original-launch-easydiag-for-android-built-in-bluetooth-obdii-generic-code-reader-3445.html
Reverse engineering and modifying windows 8 appsAmaan Khan
The document discusses security vulnerabilities in Windows 8 apps that allow for reverse engineering and modification. It describes how apps' source code is stored openly on users' machines, allowing easy access and editing of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, XAML, and .NET code. This could enable new viruses, app piracy through modification, and extraction of intellectual property. The author provides steps to access and modify sample apps as proofs of concept and suggests mitigation strategies for Microsoft.
The document provides questions to help analyze the demand for an entrepreneurial business idea. It asks the student to consider: (1) their business idea, (2) the target customer demographics, (3) how often customers would purchase goods/services, and (4) any complementary products customers may also purchase. The purpose is to analyze demand factors that will be important for a new business to understand its potential customers and market.
Visibility & Security for the Virtualized EnterpriseEMC
As enterprises embrace virtualization, they need to be able to see what’s happening throughout their environment and then apply effective security mechanisms. This session describes the kind of information that enterprises should collect from physical and virtual infrastructures, the kind of analysis to perform and the ways tools like encryption can be applied in securing the virtualized enterprise.
Objective 1: Describe what information an enterprise needs to collect to effectively manage and secure their physical and virtual environments.
After this session you will be able to:
Objective 2: Understand the kinds of analysis that needs to be done on collected information in order to make effective security decisions.
Objective 3: Identity ways in which security capabilities can be applied in securing the virtualized enterprise.
Watch more on http://www.brainshark.com/emcworld/vu?pi=zHJzQJGhyzB8sLz0
The Best Infrastructure for OpenStack: VMware vSphere and Virtual SANEMC
Side-by-side OpenStack benchmarking conducted by a third-party technical validation firm shows that infrastructure based on vSphere with VSAN performs better than a similar Red Hat stack built upon KVM and Red Hat Storage (GlusterFS). OpenStack workloads run faster on vSphere than on KVM and cost less - benefits of the hyperconverged Virtual SAN architecture.
This document contains information about comparative advantage and international trade. It discusses concepts like absolute advantage, opportunity cost, production possibility frontiers, and types of trade barriers like tariffs and quotas.
Key examples analyzed include Cuba and Honduras' agricultural production, and a comparison of the labor and capital resources between Honduras and the US to determine which goods each country has a comparative advantage in producing.
The text also covers international trade agreements like NAFTA, the EU, and WTO, noting benefits like lower consumer prices and more job opportunities, as well as potential drawbacks like structural unemployment.
This document presents a hypothetical choice between different realities when reaching 40 years old: having a famous, wealthy, comfortable lifestyle, large stable family, or rewarding career. It then discusses Keynesian and classical economic concepts regarding wages, prices, and their flexibility. Finally, it provides instructions for assignments on active fiscal policies, problems from a textbook, and evaluating bloggers' views on fiscal spending multipliers.
BENIN, 25 – 28 April 2016 National Broadband PlansRene Summer
The document discusses benchmarking national broadband plans (NBBP) in 15 countries. It analyzes the scope, targets, implementation, and tracking of NBBPs. The scope section compares the breadth and depth of countries' broadband goals, including supply-side infrastructure targets and demand-side adoption targets across sectors like education and health. The targets section evaluates countries' goals for connectivity, noting variability in defining demand-side targets. Implementation approaches range from centralized masterplans to separate sectoral plans, with varying levels of government and private sector involvement.
La naturaleza es importante porque sustenta toda vida, incluyendo la vida humana, animal y vegetal. Depende de los seres humanos conservar este maravilloso mundo natural en el que vivimos y del cual dependemos.
The document defines the Texas STaR Chart as a tool for schools to assess their technology readiness and plan improvements. It discusses the four key areas assessed by the STaR Chart: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration, and Infrastructure. The school's results show they scored lowest in Teaching and Learning and need to improve in all areas, with a recommendation to focus more resources on Teaching and Learning.
The document summarizes e-commerce fraud trends in 2014 based on insights from billions of online transactions secured by RSA. It finds that card-not-present fraud in the US is expected to more than double to $6.4 billion by 2018 due to the country's adoption of EMV standards. Currently, the top merchant categories for online transactions and fraudulent transactions are airlines, general retail, and computers/electronics. Fraudulent transactions also tend to be significantly higher in value than legitimate ones.
Business impact restrictions on cross border dataRene Summer
This document discusses the importance of cross-border data flows for businesses and the economic impacts of restrictions on such data flows. It notes that information and communication technologies (ICT) have driven globalization and productivity growth. However, some countries impose restrictions on transferring customer or employee personal data across borders or require local data storage. This can negatively impact company revenues and increase costs of service through reduced efficiency, scalability, and ability to innovate quickly. The document recommends lessening such restrictions to facilitate international digital trade and establishing efficient cross-border data transfer regimes.
La naturaleza es importante porque sustenta toda vida, incluyendo la vida humana, animal y vegetal. Depende de los seres humanos conservar este maravilloso mundo natural en el que vivimos y del cual dependemos.
Inorganic enzyme - a new approach of origin of lifehuangxiaolan
The document describes research on the hydrolysis of phosphate esters promoted by aged inorganic iron solutions. Key points include:
1) Aged iron solutions were shown to catalyze the hydrolysis of phosphate esters like glucose-6-phosphate (G6P) in a manner similar to the enzyme purple acid phosphatase.
2) Kinetic studies found the hydrolysis followed Michaelis-Menten behavior and was inhibited by tetrahedral oxyanions like molybdate and tungstate.
3) The catalytic activity of the aged iron solutions increased with longer aging time and lower iron concentrations, resembling the active site of natural phosphatases.
This document provides an introduction and overview of planning, deploying, and managing Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway 2010. It includes information on purchasing the online guide, social media links to follow the publisher, and a list of the "Top 10 Sins" organizations should avoid from a security perspective.
This document discusses how to migrate an XP machine to Windows 7 using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) while maintaining user and application settings. It covers using MDT's advanced features like linked deployment shares to deploy to offline or disconnected machines, and creating deployment media. It also provides instructions on gathering application uninstall keys from XP to automatically reinstall the same applications during the Windows 7 migration. The document demonstrates how to configure MDT to detect and optionally make certain applications mandatory during deployment.
EMC Perspective: What Customers Seek from Cloud Services ProvidersEMC
This EMC Perspective elaborates on how service providers can capitalize on the fast-growing cloud services market by being responsive to customers' goals, concerns, and performance and support requirements.
This document provides an overview and introduction to developing applications for the Windows 8 platform. It discusses WinRT basics, best practices, pickers, contracts, tiles, notifications, and process lifetime management. The presenter provides resources for samples, libraries, and tools to help with development for Windows 8.
Game Republic - Yorkshire Building Awesome games for WindowsLee Stott
Presentation to Game Republic members in Yorkshire, UK discussing the opportunity of building amazing games for Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and using Cloud based services
Reverse engineering and modifying windows 8 appsAmaan Khan
The document discusses security vulnerabilities in Windows 8 apps that allow for reverse engineering and modification. It describes how apps' source code is stored openly on users' machines, allowing easy access and editing of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, XAML, and .NET code. This could enable new viruses, app piracy through modification, and extraction of intellectual property. The author provides steps to access and modify sample apps as proofs of concept and suggests mitigation strategies for Microsoft.
The document provides questions to help analyze the demand for an entrepreneurial business idea. It asks the student to consider: (1) their business idea, (2) the target customer demographics, (3) how often customers would purchase goods/services, and (4) any complementary products customers may also purchase. The purpose is to analyze demand factors that will be important for a new business to understand its potential customers and market.
Visibility & Security for the Virtualized EnterpriseEMC
As enterprises embrace virtualization, they need to be able to see what’s happening throughout their environment and then apply effective security mechanisms. This session describes the kind of information that enterprises should collect from physical and virtual infrastructures, the kind of analysis to perform and the ways tools like encryption can be applied in securing the virtualized enterprise.
Objective 1: Describe what information an enterprise needs to collect to effectively manage and secure their physical and virtual environments.
After this session you will be able to:
Objective 2: Understand the kinds of analysis that needs to be done on collected information in order to make effective security decisions.
Objective 3: Identity ways in which security capabilities can be applied in securing the virtualized enterprise.
Watch more on http://www.brainshark.com/emcworld/vu?pi=zHJzQJGhyzB8sLz0
The Best Infrastructure for OpenStack: VMware vSphere and Virtual SANEMC
Side-by-side OpenStack benchmarking conducted by a third-party technical validation firm shows that infrastructure based on vSphere with VSAN performs better than a similar Red Hat stack built upon KVM and Red Hat Storage (GlusterFS). OpenStack workloads run faster on vSphere than on KVM and cost less - benefits of the hyperconverged Virtual SAN architecture.
This document contains information about comparative advantage and international trade. It discusses concepts like absolute advantage, opportunity cost, production possibility frontiers, and types of trade barriers like tariffs and quotas.
Key examples analyzed include Cuba and Honduras' agricultural production, and a comparison of the labor and capital resources between Honduras and the US to determine which goods each country has a comparative advantage in producing.
The text also covers international trade agreements like NAFTA, the EU, and WTO, noting benefits like lower consumer prices and more job opportunities, as well as potential drawbacks like structural unemployment.
This document presents a hypothetical choice between different realities when reaching 40 years old: having a famous, wealthy, comfortable lifestyle, large stable family, or rewarding career. It then discusses Keynesian and classical economic concepts regarding wages, prices, and their flexibility. Finally, it provides instructions for assignments on active fiscal policies, problems from a textbook, and evaluating bloggers' views on fiscal spending multipliers.
BENIN, 25 – 28 April 2016 National Broadband PlansRene Summer
The document discusses benchmarking national broadband plans (NBBP) in 15 countries. It analyzes the scope, targets, implementation, and tracking of NBBPs. The scope section compares the breadth and depth of countries' broadband goals, including supply-side infrastructure targets and demand-side adoption targets across sectors like education and health. The targets section evaluates countries' goals for connectivity, noting variability in defining demand-side targets. Implementation approaches range from centralized masterplans to separate sectoral plans, with varying levels of government and private sector involvement.
La naturaleza es importante porque sustenta toda vida, incluyendo la vida humana, animal y vegetal. Depende de los seres humanos conservar este maravilloso mundo natural en el que vivimos y del cual dependemos.
The document defines the Texas STaR Chart as a tool for schools to assess their technology readiness and plan improvements. It discusses the four key areas assessed by the STaR Chart: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration, and Infrastructure. The school's results show they scored lowest in Teaching and Learning and need to improve in all areas, with a recommendation to focus more resources on Teaching and Learning.
The document summarizes e-commerce fraud trends in 2014 based on insights from billions of online transactions secured by RSA. It finds that card-not-present fraud in the US is expected to more than double to $6.4 billion by 2018 due to the country's adoption of EMV standards. Currently, the top merchant categories for online transactions and fraudulent transactions are airlines, general retail, and computers/electronics. Fraudulent transactions also tend to be significantly higher in value than legitimate ones.
Business impact restrictions on cross border dataRene Summer
This document discusses the importance of cross-border data flows for businesses and the economic impacts of restrictions on such data flows. It notes that information and communication technologies (ICT) have driven globalization and productivity growth. However, some countries impose restrictions on transferring customer or employee personal data across borders or require local data storage. This can negatively impact company revenues and increase costs of service through reduced efficiency, scalability, and ability to innovate quickly. The document recommends lessening such restrictions to facilitate international digital trade and establishing efficient cross-border data transfer regimes.
La naturaleza es importante porque sustenta toda vida, incluyendo la vida humana, animal y vegetal. Depende de los seres humanos conservar este maravilloso mundo natural en el que vivimos y del cual dependemos.
Inorganic enzyme - a new approach of origin of lifehuangxiaolan
The document describes research on the hydrolysis of phosphate esters promoted by aged inorganic iron solutions. Key points include:
1) Aged iron solutions were shown to catalyze the hydrolysis of phosphate esters like glucose-6-phosphate (G6P) in a manner similar to the enzyme purple acid phosphatase.
2) Kinetic studies found the hydrolysis followed Michaelis-Menten behavior and was inhibited by tetrahedral oxyanions like molybdate and tungstate.
3) The catalytic activity of the aged iron solutions increased with longer aging time and lower iron concentrations, resembling the active site of natural phosphatases.
This document provides an introduction and overview of planning, deploying, and managing Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway 2010. It includes information on purchasing the online guide, social media links to follow the publisher, and a list of the "Top 10 Sins" organizations should avoid from a security perspective.
This document discusses how to migrate an XP machine to Windows 7 using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) while maintaining user and application settings. It covers using MDT's advanced features like linked deployment shares to deploy to offline or disconnected machines, and creating deployment media. It also provides instructions on gathering application uninstall keys from XP to automatically reinstall the same applications during the Windows 7 migration. The document demonstrates how to configure MDT to detect and optionally make certain applications mandatory during deployment.
EMC Perspective: What Customers Seek from Cloud Services ProvidersEMC
This EMC Perspective elaborates on how service providers can capitalize on the fast-growing cloud services market by being responsive to customers' goals, concerns, and performance and support requirements.
This document provides an overview and introduction to developing applications for the Windows 8 platform. It discusses WinRT basics, best practices, pickers, contracts, tiles, notifications, and process lifetime management. The presenter provides resources for samples, libraries, and tools to help with development for Windows 8.
Game Republic - Yorkshire Building Awesome games for WindowsLee Stott
Presentation to Game Republic members in Yorkshire, UK discussing the opportunity of building amazing games for Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and using Cloud based services
This webinar introduces Nokia Asha software platform 1.0 and what’s new for developers targeting the Nokia Asha 501 phone. It covers the updates to the development tools and the new APIs for Nokia Notifications, Image Scaling, Image Processing, Gestures, and File Dialog. After providing an overview to what’s new, Java™ expert Michael Samarin of Futurice provides coding demonstrations to show how to use the new features to build great apps.
Join the sessions:
14 May - 7 a.m. New York; noon London; 7 p.m. Singapore: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn1/event/event_info.html
22 May - 8 a.m. London; 12:30 p.m. New Delhi; 3 p.m. Singapore: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn2/event/event_info.html
30 May - 8 a.m. San Francisco; 10 a.m. Mexico City; 4 p.m. London: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn3/event/event_info.html
The document discusses Android application development. It provides an overview of the Android platform, including that it is an open source software stack for mobile devices powered by Linux. It describes the installation of development tools like Eclipse and the Android SDK. It then covers the basic building blocks for Android apps like activities, services, intents, and content providers.
This document summarizes key points about application compatibility between Windows versions. Most software that runs on Windows Vista will also run on Windows 7, with some exceptions for low-level code. Hardware compatible with Vista will also generally work with 7. While there are few surface-level changes, under the hood there are deeper changes to security, drivers, deployment and networking. The document outlines specific compatibility issues applications may face when moving from XP to 7 or Vista to 7, such as new folder locations and changes due to User Account Control. It provides recommendations on using new Windows 7 APIs and features to enhance applications.
The document provides an introduction to the Android operating system, describing that it is based on the Linux kernel and developed by Google. It explains the key components of Android including activities, services, intents, and the application manifest. The document also covers how to set up the development environment and build a basic "Hello World" Android application.
This document provides an overview of new features in Windows 8.1 presented by Sami Laiho. It discusses improvements to the user interface including the return of the Start button, ability to boot to the desktop, different Live Tile sizes, and screen dividing. New security features like pervasive device encryption and credential theft mitigations are highlighted. Support for BYOD scenarios through Workplace Join and Work Folders is covered. Enhancements to virtualization, deployment and management tools, and mobility options are also summarized. The presentation concludes with a request for feedback and reminder about giving away prizes.
This document provides an overview of application lifecycles and background processes in Windows 8 apps. It discusses how apps transition between running, suspended and not running states. It also covers implementing live tiles, badges and notifications to keep users engaged. Best practices are outlined for saving state and restoring user sessions. Search contracts and background tasks for updating live tiles are demonstrated.
Mobile Saturday. Тема 2. Особенности тестирования приложения на Android: Spec...GoIT
21 ноября GoITClub совместно с Zeo Alliance провели ивент, посвященный тестированию мобильных приложений.
Рассмотрели 2 самых популярных ОС - Andoird и iOS
Блок Android
1. Особенности операционной системы Android - Иван Мурзак (Android developer, Co-Founder&CTO at Capitan Inc.)
2. Особенности тестирования приложения на Android (Specific functional, Performance, Device park selection) - Михаил Железнов (QC Engineer at SoftServe)
3. Особенности тестирования приложения на Android (Human Interface Guideline, Tools) - Юлия Смирнова (QC Engineer at SoftServe)
4. Автоматизация тестирования верстки - Александр Хотемской (Senior Client Automation QA Enginner at Wargaming)
Блок iOS
1. Особенности операционной системы iOS - Ольга Макаревич (QA Engineer at EPAM)
2. Особенности тестирования приложений на iOS - Александр Буратынский ( Senior QA Analysyt at Global Logic)
3. Тестирование с использованием инструментов xCode - Максим Гонтар (Mobile Developer, Lead Engineer at Global Logic) - презентация отутствуе, было живой показ программы.
Видеозапись мероприятия можно посмотреть на официальном канале GoIT на Youtube
The document discusses mobile application testing, including the types of mobile applications like web, native, and hybrid applications; different mobile platforms like Android and iOS; how to test aspects like installation, features, and network connectivity; challenges in mobile application testing like lack of devices; and how to overcome challenges using emulators and automation tools.
After a brief recap of what p2 is and depicting the overall vision, the presenter will show how this vision is realized and how the improvements made to both the runtime (core and UI) and the tooling in Galileo pave the way for a better provisioning solution at Eclipse.
Syncitall is a program that allows users to sync files across multiple cloud storage services like Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox. It provides a common interface to access files from different cloud storages simultaneously. The program uses APIs to connect to cloud services and Selenium to automate browser authorization. It splits large files into parts for uploading across storages. The graphical user interface is built using PyQt and allows viewing, moving, deleting, and downloading files from connected cloud accounts in one place.
Microsoft System center Configuration manager 2012 sp1solarisyougood
This document discusses ways to empower users, simplify administration, and unify infrastructure using System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. It focuses on enabling mobile device management, deploying applications to new platforms like Windows 8, and reducing infrastructure requirements through a centralized administration site. It also covers cross-platform management capabilities for Linux, UNIX, and Mac systems.
The document provides an overview of the Android operating system. It discusses that Android is an open source software platform based on the Linux kernel and allows developers to write managed code using Java. It is developed by Google and other companies part of the Open Handset Alliance. The document then describes Android's history and architecture, including its use of the Linux kernel, Binder for inter-process communication, Dalvik virtual machine, core libraries, and application framework. It also covers the application lifecycle and how the Android system starts up.
Screen-Capturing, Screen-Casting, and Screen Sharing for the Budget Friendly ...Staci Trekles
First, we will discuss the differences between screen-capturing, screen casting, and screen sharing.
We will then look at 3 programs that are all free (budget-friendly) that teachers can use in their classrooms. I will discuss how to obtain each free program and show their websites. The programs are as follows:
screen-capturing: Skitch http://skitch.com/ screen casting: Screenr http://www.screenr.com/ screen sharing: join.me https://join.me/
I will demonstrate how to use Skitch and Screenr. After each demonstration, the participants will be able to recreate my demo on their own computers using the appropriate program. Each demo will be short for easy recreation. I will supply individual help when needed. Lastly, I will show how to use Join.Me to share the participant's screen. I will open up the floor for discussion and further questions at the end of the workshop.
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This document discusses how to create a smart home system using Android and open source software. It describes OpenRemote (OR) software which can be used to control devices over different protocols from a phone app. The Itach WF2IR hardware allows sending infrared signals to devices from an Android device. The document provides steps to set up the OR controller and app, configure the WF2IR, integrate commands, and troubleshoot issues. It also discusses using the Android Open Accessory Development Kit to control robots with an Android device.
During this session we will look into Windows 10 for the Enterprise.
Let’s explore the new management capabilities and choices.
Let’s understand the Windows 10 deployment infrastructure and mechanisms.
Let’s discover new Windows 10 features and improvements.
You are eager to learn about Windows 10 and want to gather early-stage info about this exciting Operating System… ?
Well you know what to do! See you there!
Compliance settings, formerly known as DCM, remains one of the often unexplored features in Configuration Manager. During this session we will walk through the new capabilities and improvements of this feature in ConfigMgr 2012, discuss implementation details, and demonstrate how you can start using it to fulfill actual business requirements.
Discover what’s new in Windows 8.1 regarding interface, settings, deployment, security, … How will Windows 8.1 fit in your enterprise? How do you upgrade? All answers are here!
The document discusses how to get started with monitoring after a successful installation of System Center Operations Manager (SCOM). It recommends doing an initial health check of the SCOM management server and database. It also covers installing SCOM agents, selecting appropriate management packs to monitor key components, and defining a phased approach for starting monitoring. The presentation provides tips on leveraging the community, backing up the SCOM environment, and finding quick wins to show management.
RMS, EFS, and BitLocker are Microsoft data protection technologies that can help prevent data leakage. RMS allows users to apply usage policies to files and encrypts files to control access. EFS transparently encrypts files stored locally on a computer. BitLocker encrypts fixed and removable drives to protect data at rest. The technologies provide different levels of protection and have varying capabilities for controlling access to data inside and outside an organization.
The document discusses Configuration Manager client deployment and health. It covers supported platforms for Windows, Linux, and Mac clients. Deployment methods include SUP, Group Policy, scripts, and manual installation. Client health is monitored from the server and client. Components include Client Check for prerequisites, dependencies and remediation, and Client Activity for tracking server interactions and status. Dashboards and reports provide visibility into client health and alerts surface issues.
This document discusses the history and evolution of self-service business intelligence (BI) tools from the 1980s to the present. It traces how BI tools have shifted from being developed primarily by IT to being user-focused end tools. It highlights key Microsoft products at different stages, from Excel in the 1980s to the addition of new apps like GeoFlow and Data Explorer in 2013. The document also demos some new self-service BI capabilities and resources.
This document discusses Cluster-Aware Updating (CAU) in Windows Server 2012. It provides an overview of how CAU works to update nodes in a failover cluster. The CAU update coordinator manages the updating process, pausing nodes, draining virtual machines, updating nodes, and failing back virtual machines in a coordinated manner. The document also provides links to Microsoft articles about CAU and integrating it with Dell server update tools.
The document discusses Microsoft's antimalware management platform which provides a common antimalware platform across Microsoft clients with proactive protection against known and unknown threats while reducing complexity. It integrates features such as early-launch antimalware, measured boot, and secure boot through UEFI to prevent malware from bypassing antimalware inspection during the boot process. The platform also provides simplified administration through a single console experience for endpoint protection and management.
This LiveMeeting presentation introduces Application Performance Monitoring (APM) in System Center Operations Manager 2012. APM allows monitoring of .NET and WCF applications to identify performance issues. It requires SCOM 2012 or later with the IIS management pack installed. APM bridges the gap between development and operations teams by integrating with Team Foundation Server and collecting traces in an IntelliTrace format. It provides various tools for client-side monitoring, server-side monitoring, and analyzing application diagnostics and advisors to help answer common support questions about application slowdowns and errors.
This document discusses Microsoft Lync Server 2013's persistent chat feature. It provides an overview of persistent chat's history and integration within Microsoft products. It also describes Lync 2013's unified client, improved server infrastructure and manageability, rich platform capabilities, and tools to easily migrate from previous versions. Configuration and management of persistent chat policies, categories, rooms and add-ins are examined. The document concludes with a section on licensing requirements for persistent chat.
The document discusses desktop virtualization and remote desktop services. It explains that with these services, the desktop workload is centralized on a virtual machine in the datacenter while the presentation of the UI is managed remotely via protocols like RDP. It also discusses mobility options that allow Lync to work across devices like PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets through different applications. Finally, it provides a table comparing Lync support and requirements for various Windows Phone models.
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Windows 8 Client Part 2 "The Application internals for IT-Pro's"
1. Windows 8 Client Part 2
"The application internals for IT-
Pro’s"
Tom Decaluwé
Infrastructure Manager
Contact me:
Macintosh Retail Group tom@decaluwe.eu
http://trycatch.be/blogs/decaluwet
2. I want to hear your questions
1. After this session
2. On the booth floor
3. This evening during the ask the experts
4. By email: tom@decaluwe.eu
12. Easy shutdown / launch menu
Menu option Command
Shut down shutdown.exe /s /t 00
Restart shutdown.exe /r /t 00
Log off shutdown.exe /l
Sleep or Hibernate rundll32.exe
powrprof.dll,SetSuspendSt
ate
Lock rundll32.exe
user32.dll,LockWorkStatio
n
Switch user tsdiscon.exe
14. Windows apps are special
• Delivered via the App store or sideloading
• Launch via dynamic Tiles
• Can be placed into background
• Full-screen, chromeless interface
• Multiple display types and views
• Touch as primary input
• Are distributed via app packages (.appx)
• Store apps require 1024x768
• Snap view requires 1366x768
19. Apps can be build in
• JavaScript
• Visual Basic
• Visual C#
• Visual C++
20. What has fundamentally changed
User launches apps
User selects app for foreground
User manages app lifetime System manages app lifetime
21. Process lifetime walkthrough
Running …
Apps suspend Apps resume
after a short delay instantly from
suspend
Suspended
App terminated
under memory
pressure without
notification
Terminated Exception to suspend in background
- Audio apps
- Upload / download apps
- Lock screen app’s
22. What happens during the suspend
1. App gets about 5 sec to save state
2. System resources focused on app user is interacting with in the
foreground
3. Inactive apps have no impact on battery life or responsiveness, they
are suspended by the OS
4. Enables instant switching between apps!
23. When do apps Terminate
1. System needs more memory
2. User switch occurs
3. System shutdown
4. Apps crash
Apps do not get notified when
they are getting terminated
24. Process state transitions
App gets 5s to handle App is not
suspend notified before
termination
User
Launches
App
Apps are notified when
they have been resumed
Splash
screen
29. Splash screen during activation
Application launch
Optional extendedsplash screen
Launch contract System controled splash screen app controled
Application
• System provided Splash Screen mechanism provides consistent transition to your app
• Shown while Windows launches your app
• Presented during activation
• Developer provides color and image in app manifest
• Apps need to present a window within 15 seconds of activation or the app will be terminated
32. Distribution via App Store
• You must register for a developer account
• Pass certification process
• Adhere to MS requirements
• Free of malware
• Technical compliance test
• App is then signed by MS and released to public
• You create a download / purchase page
33. Distribution via sideloading
• Requires Enterprise edition
• Target must be domain joined or via sideloading product key
• GPO set to “Allow all trusted apps to install”
• Apps must be signed
• Install via add-appxpackage PowerShell command
35. Lock screen
Provides basic glance information
1. Time & date
2. Calendar update
3. Network
4. Power
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates >
Control Panel > Personalization. “Do not display the lock
screen.”
36. Start screen
1. Live Tiles = living icons “glance and go”
2. PIN
3. Group
4. Name groups
40. Why
Use Windows Store
Roam App settings
Roam User settings
Single sign on
41. How
Sign in each app
Link to Microsoft account
42. On / off / managed sync
The Group Policy is located in Computer Computer Configuration, Administrative
Configuration, Windows Settings, Security Templates, Windows Components, Sync
Settings, Local Policies, Security Options your settings.
and is called Accounts: Block Microsoft
accounts.
43. Secure?
• roam data over WWAN
• all user data is encrypted on the client before it is sent to the cloud
• transmitted using SSL/TLS
• The most sensitive information, like your credential information, is
encrypted once based on your password and then encrypted again as
it is sent across the Internet
44. Why
• Associate the most commonly used
Windows settings with your user
account, Saved settings are available
on each Windows 8 PC you sign in to
• Windows 8 Metro style app settings
and last-used state persist across all
Windows 8 PCs linked PCs
• Website and application login
credentials are automatically synced
across Windows 8 linked PCs
• Automatically sign in to apps and
services that use Windows Live ID for
authentication
46. Library vs folder
• A folder is a storage area on a drive, just like a real folder in a file
cabinet. Windows 8 divides your computer’s hard drives into many
folders to separate your many projects. For example, you store all your
music in your My Music folder and your pictures in your My Pictures
folder.
• A library, by contrast, is a super folder. Instead of showing the contents
of a single folder, it shows the contents of several folders. For
example, your Music library shows the tunes living in your My Music
folder, as well as the tunes in your Public Music folder. (The Public
Music folder contains music available to everyone who uses your PC.)
47. File History
• Previous versions to USB or network
• Offline caching
• Flexible time interval
48. Performance of history
• Uses NTFS journals
Performance =>
• Adapts depending on the otheror I/O load
File History, on CPU hand, takes advantage of the NTFS change
journal. (no need to scan whole drives and folders
File History was designed to be easily interrupted and to quickly
resume. This way, File History can resume its operation, without the
need to start over when a system goes into sleep mode, a user logs
off, the system gets too busy and needs more CPU cycles to
complete foreground operations, or the network connection is lost
or saturated.
60. Metered network
Tells the system to be conservative with bandwidth
Ex. Only downloads critical security
updates
61. Wi-Fi Offloading for low power
Device offload enables Connected Standby
Keep network connected while CPU is in deepest idle state
Achieved by offloading functionality to Wi-Fi device
Wi-Fi devices support wake patterns and power-save
Wake patterns used for Push Notifications
Wi-Fi driver does auto-Power Save Mode (PSM)
67. The ribbons Collapse the ribbon
Search Tab: Home Tab:
Library Tools: Share Tab:
Picture Tools View Tab
File Tab
Disk tools
All of the approximately 200 commands in the ribbon now
have keyboard shortcuts
68. Copy / past / delete / …
Controle
• consolidated the copy experience
• pause, resume, and stop each copy operation
• click any open the source or destination folders
Graphing
• speed of data transfer
• transfer rate trend
• how much data in left to transfer
72. The new Task Manager
Better than ever but it’s still not process
explorer
- Simple and advanced view
- Startup => no longer in msconfig
- App history
77. Two browsers
Internet Explorer 10
- touch and mouse / keyboard
- Full immersive
- Smooth scaling
Internet Explorer for the desktop
78. Metro App IE
1. Do Not Track (DNT) on by default
2. Enhanced protected mode
3. Active Thumbnails
4. Flip ahead feature (off by default)
5. Pinning + interactive on desktop
6. Plugins (flash, no toolbar,… add-ons)
Administrative tools are hidden by default, but you can enable them if you know where to look. Open the Charms menu by hovering the mouse cursor over the lower right corner of the screen. Select Settings, and then Settings again under Start at the top.Switch Enable Administrative Tools from No to Yes. This adds 18 core system tools like the Task Scheduler, Event Viewer or Computer Management to the Metro interface.
The Search function can be used to search for anything on your computer from any applications to settingsShare button allows you to view share options for the running application. Clicking the Start button takes you to the Start ScreenDevice allows you to access and change the settings of Devices connected to your computerSettings lets you access 6 basic system preferences with an option to access more PC settings
3 process states Running | suspended | TerminatedBig memory users get terminatedFast app switching instant from suspend to runningRun > syspend = notification > fast switchingSuspend > termination = no notifacation to end!! Audio app’s can still run in background
- App’swillcontantly saveyourwork in the background toavoid data lossduringquick swap ifyouhook up to the cloudapp’scan even save to the cloudtobring the screen back on a different device- app’swillremeber on what screen youwhere, even after a crash = the position in the app is calledsession state
Runsome metro and non metro app’s > open taskmgr, show the processes > run MemAlloc.exe toallocated + 90% memory > see the metro app’sterminateIllustrate the differencebetweenyouclosing a metro appanditbeingterminated => it is still in the quick swap vsnot in quick swap
App’s are launched as a result of contracts:Launch contractSearch contractShare contract....There are more than 10 contractsYorapplicationscanbestartedbecause a contract is started. The contract should point youto the specific UI forthatdesiredresult.Contract launch > bringsyouto the main form of anapplicationContract shareTarget > bringsyouto a screen that sharesContract search > bringsyouto the UI forsearching in yourapp
Start the map via the launchtileand via a search tile
The splash screen has a colour and a logo > comes up veryveryfastand is controledby the systemA metro app has 15 secondsto start, if the appneeds more time
Crash Weatherfrom Paris screen vsclosing down the weatherapp
Youdon’t get the signing screen as first screen like in win7, nowyoualways get a lock screen firstThe lock screen is customized in PC Settings, Personalize, Lock screen.Lock screen settings also lets you choose up to seven Metro-style apps that will provide simple status updates.Windows 8 also provides for a single app that can provide more detailed status updateshttp://winsupersite.com/article/windows8/windows-8-feature-focus-lock-screen-144656
If you log on to Windows 8 with a regular Local user ID and password, you're a second-class citizenMicrosoft account: Consisting of an e-mailaddress and a password, this lets you downloadapps from the Windows Store and run all thebundled apps in Windows 8. You can link aMicrosoft account with your social mediaLocal account: This account works fine forpeople working with traditional Windows programson the Windows desktop. Local accountholders can’t run many of the Start screen appsbundled with Windows 8, including the Mailapp. Nor can they download new apps from theWindows Store.
It builds a bridge between the Microsoft accounts of your colleagues and their Domain Accounts. PCs will still be members of the Active Directory domain, your colleagues will still be subject to Group Policies and they will still need to use the logon methods you configured.
There are two methods, which offer varying levels of capability. First, you simply run each of the many connected apps and sign in separately; this would let you utilize the apps, but won’t sync settings from other PCs, through SkyDrive, to this PC. Or, you could connect your Microsoft account to your domain account, which has the added benefit of adding the PC-to-PC sync capability.
If you want to disable the Connected Accounts feature in the Windows 8 installations within your Active Directory environment, make sure to set the Block Microsoft accounts Group Policy.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/09/26/signing-in-to-windows-8-with-a-windows-live-id.aspxMicrosoft is safe guarding the data and privacy of Windows 8 users by requiring a strong password and a secondary proof of identity. The secondary proof will enable users to create a trust between PCs that they own and Windows Live. “Collecting the secondary proof of your identity also helps make account recovery easier and more secure,” explains Frigon. Microsoft has taken extra steps to ensure data is protected too. The company will not roam data over WWAN by default and all user data is encrypted on the client before it’s sent to Microsoft’s cloud servers. All data is then transmitted using SSL/TLS. “The most sensitive information, like your credential information, is encrypted once based on your password and then encrypted again as it is sent across the Internet,” explains Frigon. Windows 8 users will be able to establish a secure PC by providing the extra proof of identity. The secondary proof can be setup using a mobile phone via SMS or a secondary email address.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2012/07/10/protecting-user-files-with-file-history.aspxhttp://winsupersite.com/article/windows8/windows-8-tip-enable-file-history-143579http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2012/07/10/protecting-user-files-with-file-history.aspxhttp://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w8itprogeneral/thread/b3b95b80-27ca-4081-a518-fa3fd3b187abile History is implemented as a classic control panel. (The fastest way to access it is to first display Control Panel via the new power user menu (mouse into the lower-left corner of the screen, right-click, and select Control Panel) and then search for File History using the pre-selected search box.Windows 7 included a very well-hidden feature called Previous Versions that allowed you to recover an older version of a document or other data file. Previous Versions was Microsoft's attempt to create a usable front-end for a service called Volume Shadow Copy that debuted in Windows Server 2003. But since most users didn’t didn't even know it existed, it can't arguably be called successful. Fewer still know that Apple copied this feature and created a prettier version called Time Machine. it isn’t enabled by default for some reason,One last note: File History also maintains an offline cache, which replicate some percent of your full file history on the C: drive so you can access backups when disconnected from the home network or external drive. This is useful, in particular, for portable computers, so you won’t lose File History functionality when out and about. By default, File History takes 5 percent of the space on your primary disk for this cache, but you can configure this, and a few other options, in Advanced Settings from the File History control panel.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2012/07/10/protecting-user-files-with-file-history.aspxIn the past, most backup applications used brute force method of checking for changes in directories or files by scanning the entire volume. This approach could significantly affect the system performance and requires an extended period of time to complete. File History, on the other hand, takes advantage of the NTFS change journal. The NTFS change journal records any changes made to any files stored on an NTFS volume. Instead of scanning the volume, which involves opening and reading directories, File History opens the NTFS change journal and quickly scans it for any changes. Based on this information it creates a list of files that have changed and need to be copied. The process is very quick and efficient.File History was designed to be easily interrupted and to quickly resume. This way, File History can resume its operation, without the need to start over when a system goes into sleep mode, a user logs off, the system gets too busy and needs more CPU cycles to complete foreground operations, or the network connection is lost or saturated.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2012/02/20/connecting-your-apps_2c00_-files_2c00_-pcs-and-devices-to-the-cloud-with-skydrive-and-windows-8.aspxhttp://blogs.windows.com/windows_live/b/windowslive/archive/2011/11/22/skydrive-designing-personal-cloud-storage-for-billions-of-people.aspxhttp://winsupersite.com/article/windows8/windows-8-tip-skydrive-sync-documents-pictures-144202http://winsupersite.com/article/windows8/skydrive-tip-recover-deleted-modified-files-143623Documents. Because data portability is important to me, I remove the My Documents and Public Documents folders from the Documents library on all of my Windows 8-based PCs. Then, I configure the Documents folder in SkyDrive (C:\\Paul\\SkyDrive\\Documents) to be the only location aggregated by the Documents. This way, virtually all Windows applications and apps that need to save data files will look to this folder by default. (Some, like Visual Studio, ignore Windows’ libraries and still write directly to the My Documents folder, which of course still exists.)Pictures. Because I have different needs for photos, I configure the Pictures library a bit differently. Here, I retain the My Pictures folder, and remove Public Pictures. But I add a SkyDrive-based Pictures folder (C:\\Paul\\SkyDrive\\Pictures) to the library as well. (The My Pictures folder is used as the default and public save location.)
Goal of the demo is to combine existingand new windows 8 features and free cloud tools from MS tocreate a mondernandflexible desktop environment thatseamlesslyprovidescloudintegrationand Boyd readynesswhilestillensuringthat the IT department has a minimum amount of “controle”,Create a live ID usingyour corporate email address => not the private email address of the home userLink the corporate AD attached computer with a secondary account towindows Livesync’s the settings cross device + auto backupsync’s IE favorates cross device + auto backupAuto win8 appsign inLogontoskydriveandinstall the skydriveappYouknowalso have file storage in the cloudforany time access Flexibleand easy way for end-users to share data withothersbothinternalandexternal (check you policy)Reconfigure the document libaries + change the location of you desktopChange desktop locationtoskydrive => sync’syour desktop toskydrive => cross device + auto backupCreate a Pictures andDocuments directory in Skydrive folder + change the libariesreferencetoonly map to the new locationConfigure File historyto File share on corp server tobackup files form users locally + createan in point of time restore. Chooseyourhistorywhisely. 1month shouldbe ook for most situationsifyoubackup the files on corp tapes,ConfigureSkydrive desktop browsing feature toallow file system exploringfroman BOYD device.Show cross device and cross platform usage on other pc, RT device, Android phone
Shortly after Windows 7 general availability in October 2009, our telemetry data showed nearly all Windows 7 PCs had up-to-date antimalware software. However, a few months later the trend started to decline month-to-month, likely reflecting antimalware trial subscriptions expiring. A year later, at least 24% of Windows 7 PCs did not have current antimalware protection.
Windows 8 will help protect you with reputation-based technologies when launching applications as well as browsing with Internet Explorer.
Start the map via the launchtileand via a search tile
OS sends a wake patternsinto the wifiadaptorbeforegoingintoidle state. The Wifionlywakes the CPU when data is received data thatfit’s the wake pattern.So the CPU onlywakeswhenrealyneeded.Wifialsogoesinto power save mode.
even though there are over 200 commands in Explorer, customers use a small number of them with any real frequencyAdditionally it shows us that people overwhelmingly use Explorer for core file management tasks - the top 7 commands (72.2% of usage) are all for managing/manipulating files
Windows keeps track of a system’s application history. Apps in this regards are only Metro applications, and not desktop programs. You see the names of the apps that have een used, their cpu time, bandwidth and other information.You can click on Delete Usage History to remove the resource usage information, but not the apps from the listing. It was previously possible to control the feature in the Privacy settings of the Metro Control Panel. The options were removed in the Consumer Preview.There may be a setting in the Registry that deals with it, but I have not found it yet.6. Synchronize settings
One of the biggest causes of PC performance issues is resource contention. When a particular resource is being used at a rate above a threshold number, the column header will light up to draw your attention to it. Think of this as a warning indicator, letting you know a good place to start looking if you are experiencing performance issues. Below, you can see that the CPU column header is highlighted to draw your attention to the fact that you may have multiple applications competing for CPU time.
A big challenge with today’s Task Manager is that it is hard to know which processes correspond to an application (apps are generally safe to kill), which are Windows OS processes (killing some of these can cause a blue screen), and which are miscellaneous background processes that may need to be explored more deeply. The new Task Manager shows processes grouped by type, so it is easy to keep these separated while still providing an ungrouped view for situations where you need it.
As you type in the address bar, the navigation tiles filter to show you sites from your history, favorites and even popular URLsand Open in IE on the desktop, for compatibility with sites that require older plug-in technologies, or for when you are using desktop tools and wish to continue using them in your existing workflows.IE10 takes a clean, “low nag” approach to notifications. All alerts and user prompts come through a notification bar at the bottom of the screen. IE uses Windows 8 Metro style “fly-outs” when more interaction is needed.