Archive for November, 2004

Question of the day :: November 12, 2004

QUESTION OF THE DAY // Answered Question
You are the administrator of your company’s network. A user named Peter runs windows 2000 Professional on his portable computer. Peter wants to be able to work at home on files that were created in the office on the company network. Prior to logging off the network and leaving the office, Peter enables offline files. Peter calls you from home and reports that copies of his folders and files on the network are not available on his portable computer. You go to the office and make all files available offline. When can Peter use the files?

  1. the next time he logs off the network
  2. the next time he re-creates his account
  3. the next time he resets his password
  4. right away
  5. None of the choices.

Your answer is:
A

Correct answer is:
A

Explanation:
According to The MS Training Kit: Before you can use offline folders and files, you must configure the server or network share and your laptop. You configure offline folders and files on the Offline Files tab in the Folder Options dialog box, which you can access through the Tools menu in the My Computer window or the Windows Explorer window. You must select the Enable Offline Files and the Synchronize All Offline Files Before Logging Off check boxes to use offline files.

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    Twenty tips for fixing sad Macs

    The Cult of Mac Blog
    Twenty Tips For Fixing Sad Macs

    MacOSXHints: Twenty steps to help diagnose and fix system issues. The post describes each step in detail:

    FIRST AID

    01 Restart

    02 Check/fix the filesystem

    03 Make sure you’re not running out of free space on the System volume

    04 Repair permissions

    05 Create a new user account, and see if the problem persists there

    06 Clear system & user caches

    07 Disable Application Enhancer, if you’re running it

    08 Startup in SafeBoot mode, and see if the problem persists there

    09 Reset system firmware

    10 Unplug all USB, Firewire devices except Apple mouse

    MORE SERIOUS TROUBLESHOOTING
    11 Reapply the latest combo updater

    12 Run the Apple hardware diagnostic CD

    13 Check the hard drive for bad blocks

    14 Take out 3rd party RAM

    15 Unplug 3rd Party PCI cards

    16 Reset PMU

    17 Archive and reinstall the OS

    18 Reinstall the system from scratch

    19 Send the machine back to Apple

    20 Additional Notes

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