Hi, Jimmy,

Thanks for your report, and for representing us well at the home of the Three Musketeers (and I don't mean the candy bar!) and Monte Cristo (and I don't mean the sandwich!).

Two quick points:

* It's always good to clean up the desktops, and the drives, and the startups, and all the rest of that!  It's good prep for Deep Freeze -- we want to freeze cleaned-up computers, not just a messat status quo.  
  Ad-Aware (or Spybot Search And Destroy) have been useful tools for this in the past.  But now you may need to check those computers on the compliance page, because sometimes the scanner classifies these as spyware!  (This may be connected with Trend, the supported antvirus program at CPS, adding an anti-spyware component, so they want to rule out others from the same niche.)

* I'm missing some of the outcome in your comments on the printing.  Did you and Mr. Tolbert do more of the TCP/IP installation of the big IBM Info-Print on the Lab computers?  Probably the simplest way to do that is using the autorun installer program on the IBM CD that came with the printer, rather than Windows Add-Printer Wizard (because the CD doesn't make it easy to get to the drivers by themselves when trying the Have Disk button from the Add Printer).  

Thanks,

  ==Mitch