(mailed and posted)

Yes, when I talked with Ms. Parks about printers we ended up just going over a hand-written list of suitable models available from the CPS authorized sellers (Office Depot and CDWG), but I couldn't find a graceful way to suggest going on line right away and putting in an order.  Clearly, she wants to think it over some more, or get some more advice, or squeeze something from the budget ...

To address a related question from last week (I fell behind!), yes you have to thaw a DF-frozen computer to install an IP printer.  BTW, as you freeze these additional classrooms, do you find yourself more doing afull setup at the client computer, or doing the seed at the client then working from the console to finish the setup?  Both are good, I was just curious which works out better for you.  If you haven't been using the console, at some point you might want to fire it up tocheck the new stations are showing up in its listing, and maybe making folders for the new classrooms.

Congrats on getting Ms. Allen's students onto the project!  Please try your best to keep her substantially involved, so it doesn't turn into only you and the students -- we hope to leave a legacy of "how to do it" with the teachers.  

If anything pans out with Ms. Goosby's "fake trips around the world" we can hook her up with a <b>lot</b> of help on using Google Earth.

Thanks as always for effective reporting and for doing a fine job at the school.

  ==mitch