Since I won't be around the rest of the week for break, I'll post this now (if I don't do these right away I forget)

 

<strong>Your Name: Joe King</strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2008/11/25 [Week 9]

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T

<strong>Total hours for week: 4</strong>

<strong>The School:
</strong><em>Fiske</em>

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general

<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Up until now this week I haven't seen Mr. Miller (he's on a field trip right now, I'll hopefully talk to him briefly before I leave today) but I've been pretty busy.  I decided that Ms. Knox computer wasn't going to get better, so I got her a "new" one--well, it's one of the ones from the 302 lab that wasn't being used.  Fortunately, while it's an old Windows 2000 machine, it's one of the few with a Pentium 3 and like 264mb ram, so it's decently quick... she's just happy to have internet again.

Otherwise, I've been working on those iMacs for the library--we have the panther install now, and I've spent most of today trying to get that set up.  Was having issues on the first machine I tried--turns out they're not all the same, and Panther requires 128mb ram (this one only had 64mb).  Fortunately, upon opening some cases, I found that most actually have 192mb ram, so we've started the installation process, which apparently takes forever.  I'm hoping to get one done today, leaving 3 for Monday (the first one's always the toughest, right?).  If all goes according to plan, before I leave for winter break we'll have those computers set up for use, the printing working properly in 307 (apparently one of the computers isn't printing now, but I'm currently locked out of the room), and all the teachers with functioning internet!  Then we just have to get our 80 new units...