Recent content by MitchCumstein

Not sure about a shell command, but you can do it in PowerCLI: Get-VMGuest http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1028291

Also you need to install Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 Get it at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=7d2f6ad7-656b-4313-a005-4e344e43997d&displayLang=en

Your CPU needs to support virtualization and it needs to be enabled in the bios. I think I had the same issue before enabling it in the bios Windows Virtual PC requires processors capable of hardware-assisted virtualization with AMD-V?, Intel? VT or VIA? VT turned on in the BIOS...

Open the published report, go to the properties tab, and select edit. That will allow you to save an RDL of the report which you can add back to your project.

Yes, I know I can change the font, but I was trying to see if I can design in the printer resident font which in this case would be Gothic or Courier 10 cpi. This was trivial in Crystal but I am understanding that SSRS must use a true type font that is installed in windows. I guess my question...

I am designing a report that prints to a serial dot matrix printer (Genicom 3840E.) I would like to use a printer resident font, but it is not available in BIDS. Other MS applications such as word can choose the font. In Crystal, I would simply set this printer as my default and its fonts...

New to SSRS here...I am modifying 3rd party reports using BIDS 2005. The issue is that layout changes are not always reflected during the preview. Simple changes such as changing text color or adding underlines are not showing The data sources are correct and I can successfully deploy them...

You can move the some or all of the profiles to the other drive. When the user is not logged in, copy the entire profile directory to the new location. I use xcopy source dest /O/E/X/H/K. Then update the registry to reflect the new location. It is the "ProfileImagePath" found in...

All preferences are stored in the registry. So take one of the computers that is already set up and: 1. Export the settings using the Act Data Diag Tool to backup the Act registry (or simply just export the whole [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Symantec\ACT!] key and subkeys) 2. Import .reg...

Try these first: http://www.microsoft.com/isaserver/techinfo/default.asp and here http://www.isaserver.org/

All your answers can be found here http://www.microsoft.com/isaserver/techinfo/default.asp and here http://www.isaserver.org/

Ha! took too long to type and bcastner snuck in with the same answer cheers

First you need to set up and share the printers on the remote computer: Printer1 goes to LPT1 Printer2 goes to COM1 Then on the local computers, map the ports to the shared remote printers: net use lpt1: \\RemoteName\Printer1Name /PERSISTENT:YES net use com1: \\RemoteName\Printer2Name...

Check this out: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;838172 Couple of other things to look for: 1. Could be a permissions problem. Make sure they have write on the server's spool directory 2. Make sure the printers are using WINPRINT for the print processor. Don't use any...

Alt + Printscreen will capture just the active window