(posted and mailed)

Hi, Kevin!

I'm glad to hear the INSTR folders are eventually proving useful.  If iit's the teacher's personal folder that is visible to the students, that probably means the security settings have gone wrong -- but maybe we should turn a blind eye if it's working okay.  There are also the "students" and "staff" share areas NOT under the Users share, which are meant to be more public.  Also they could all use a common single INSTR login  ... come to think of it, that's probably what's going on, eh?  Well that's good!

Have you tried the "Norwegian Disk" on those computers that are in effect locked up?

Nathaniel was also working on the boiler-room computer, so I'm copying him on this email too.  Neither Sara nor I is really sure where that room is.  Would the signal from a Wireless Access Point mounted semi-permanently in a classroom (or other wired-network room) reach to the boiler room?  If so, the computer could be outfitted with a USB wireless adapter.  If you think this may be feasible, we should have a conversation with Ms. Herron about it.  (I don't think dial-up is really in the picture anymore.)

Thanks,

  ==Mitch