blogged and mailed)

Hi, Kelsey,

Thanks for your report, and for your fine work at Ray.

<b>On the matter of the classroom computer with the very full C: drive,</b> we have put together an article with a few pieces of advice about this kind of case, at 

http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/PC+maint+full+drive 

The main points are to look at what's taking up the space, with a tool like Tree Space (copy cached at

http://downloads.cuip.net/TREESIZE/TreeSizeSetup.exe

Also a good guess, especially as Ray is an INSTR school, is that it might be the Offline Files cache.  The http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/PC+maint+full+drive  article goes into some detail on how to turn off that and clear the stored files. 
   If the text doesn't make it clear how to do that, if you're working next week I could look at that with you on Tuesday or Wednesday on site.

<b>On the Kid Pix setup,</b> it happens that Ms. Zivko mailed about that yesterday. Here's all I came up with on that:

<blockquote>  -- Kid Pix -- I also have the impression that Zhang put together something like a floppy diskette with a script or a registry-key file; we would run that after doing the main standard installation.  Maybe it was on a USB stick instead?  If you don't find that, the first thing to try would be replacing the KP.ini and similar settings files, in the installed program under C:ProgramFiles...   Replace with files copied from a computer where the program is working as desired.  If that doesn't work, we can look in the Registry, ugh. 
	It was a matter of telling it to use certain server paths instead of local locations, for the "libraries" but also and especially for the lists of Users that KP keeps on its own, and the reserved spaces it holds for those users.  And i think those settings were in one of those config text files.</blockquote>