I'm wondering if the design will still be tweaked a bit, because the "PLAYSTATION 3" font across the top reminds me "SPIDER-MAN 2". It just looks... unorigional.
I want to know how many jaws are dragging around the MS office today.;-)
I am the IT manager at my firm, and only a handfull of users have SP2 at the moment (including myself). I'm waiting for SUS 2.0 (or WUS or WSUS or whatever they chose this week) before the rollout of SP2.
In addition, I think it would have been nice if SP2 would have been set to ignore the AD specified login script, instead of throwing warnings when it runs.
I'm the IT manager at my firm, and only a small handful of my users have SP2 at the moment. I'm actually waiting for SUS 2.0 (or WUS or WSUS or whatever misleading name they chose this week) to be released, then everyone gets SP2.
I did notice that SP2 (annoyingly) throws warnings at different points in my login script. It would be nice if SP2 ignored the AD specified login script.
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I'm wondering if the design will still be tweaked a bit, because the "PLAYSTATION 3" font across the top reminds me "SPIDER-MAN 2". It just looks... unorigional. I want to know how many jaws are dragging around the MS office today. ;-)
Is this guy trying to say Windows 98? I don't remember a product called "Windows 95 Microsoft Internet Explorer"
I am the IT manager at my firm, and only a handfull of users have SP2 at the moment (including myself). I'm waiting for SUS 2.0 (or WUS or WSUS or whatever they chose this week) before the rollout of SP2.
In addition, I think it would have been nice if SP2 would have been set to ignore the AD specified login script, instead of throwing warnings when it runs.
I'm the IT manager at my firm, and only a small handful of my users have SP2 at the moment. I'm actually waiting for SUS 2.0 (or WUS or WSUS or whatever misleading name they chose this week) to be released, then everyone gets SP2. I did notice that SP2 (annoyingly) throws warnings at different points in my login script. It would be nice if SP2 ignored the AD specified login script.