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[Matthew W.]

Has there been any suggestions for a MSDN or Technet for BTHS? I don't know this will help BTHS but I think its a great suggestion for all the guys that need to code for any application or website. (pop) MSDN and Technet could be used for mass activation for windows 7 computers IF we do get them installed in our computer room. So who thinks that this is a great idea?

note:
If you think that this idea is very pricey then I totally agree with you.

[ClEMeNt]

Lacie, on 27 November 2009 - 08:11 PM, said:

Has there been any suggestions for a MSDN or Technet for BTHS? I don't know this will help BTHS but I think its a great suggestion for all the guys that need to code for any application or website. (pop) MSDN and Technet could be used for mass activation for windows 7 computers IF we do get them installed in our computer room. So who thinks that this is a great idea?

note:
If you think that this idea is very pricey then I totally agree with you.

Details please C:

[SoLR]

Lacie, on 27 November 2009 - 08:11 PM, said:

Has there been any suggestions for a MSDN or Technet for BTHS? I don't know this will help BTHS but I think its a great suggestion for all the guys that need to code for any application or website. (pop) MSDN and Technet could be used for mass activation for windows 7 computers IF we do get them installed in our computer room. So who thinks that this is a great idea?

note:
If you think that this idea is very pricey then I totally agree with you.

In my opinion there just isn't the need nor funds for this project. Rather than investing into things that "might" help the school, it's better to prioritize and invest in things that WILL help the school. (ex: lockers, AC repair, renovations, new textbooks, etc).

[Matthew W.]

ClEMeNt, on 27 November 2009 - 09:33 PM, said:

Details please C:

MSDN and Technet is a mass DB of microsoft products that you can download and use. For a price though. These products range from Windows 3.1 to Windows 7 and from Office 2002 to Office 2010. I do agree that this isn't required for school but it is just a suggestion for the web admins and tech rooms.

Edit: Why do we need ACs?

[SoLR]

Lacie, on 28 November 2009 - 10:36 AM, said:

MSDN and Technet is a mass DB of microsoft products that you can download and use. For a price though. These products range from Windows 3.1 to Windows 7 and from Office 2002 to Office 2010. I do agree that this isn't required for school but it is just a suggestion for the web admins and tech rooms.

Edit: Why do we need ACs?

Because once it gets closer to the summer the rooms get insanely hot. Especially the rooms with computers & no functional ACs in them.

[ClEMeNt]

SoLR, on 28 November 2009 - 01:08 PM, said:

Because once it gets closer to the summer the rooms get insanely hot. Especially the rooms with computers & no functional ACs in them.

Like that rooom on the first floor... East side I think. One room south of the large entrance way. Horrible. Spent my summer in there with about 34 computers running and blowing hot air. Only one A/C was working and it wasn't even working properly ;~;

[Isaac Cheng]

SGO, has already discussed how we will spend the $20,000 from America's Favorite School.

[Tang]

Isaac Cheng, on 01 December 2009 - 08:05 PM, said:

SGO, has already discussed how we will spend the $20,000 from America's Favorite School.

Hasn't it been already decided the 20,000 will be used to renovate the locker rooms?

[Chiyeung DjChi Lau]

How about 20000 to new books in the library

[Matthew W.]

I'm pretty sure that you won't find that many interesting books for $1 each.

[ClEMeNt]

Lacie, on 03 December 2009 - 05:06 PM, said:

I'm pretty sure that you won't find that many interesting books for $1 each.

I think Chi meant spend $20,000 to buy new books. Not 20,000 books for the library xD