<strong>Your Name:</strong> Cliff Taylor and Dana Lutenegger

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 3-06-09

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> Wednesday, Friday

<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6

<strong>The School: </strong>Fermi

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

<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>

Because last week was so slow that watching amateur curling would have been more exciting, of course this week was crazy busy, but thats ok.  There was a printer that finally died on us, so that had to get replaced.  Ms. Lopez's first class wouldn't open up to the login page, but rather just opened the file location for first class.  That got fixed, partly from skill, partly from luck.  Ms. Davis wants to network her laptop to the printer in the main office.  There were other small remedial tasks that I will not bore you with. 

The most important thing, which is still no resolved, that we did this week was try to fix a teacher's Yahoo account.  Whenever she would attempt to send out an e-mail, an error coded 999 would arise.  This only occured when she attempted to compose mail, not when she forwarded or replied to e-mails.  We ran some spyware search and destroy software, and that seemed to alleveate the problem for about two days, then it happened again.  It only happens at the school, which led us to believe there is a large number of yahoo mail accounts being used on the CPS network.  Apparantly this is happending at other schools such as Powell, again reinforcing the idea that there is a conflict between Yahoo Mail and the CPS network.  For now we will try to download an older version of the system.