@thecreativeone91 I entered the password, and the video never plays. It's stuck on the intro slide.

It sounds like you are looking for a few different solutions.

For computer activity ... really a broad spectrum Data Loss Prevention system ... we partner with Awareness Technologies and their LinkGuard product line.

Google Apps Vault will archive and let you search/discovery all email activity. BetterCloud has some real-time monitoring capabilities, but you won't be able to look at attributes such as attachment or attachment size. Google Apps for Work has some inbound and outbound monitoring/compliance rules that can block or modify certain email traffic.

If you are looking at tracking data in Google Drive, both BetterCloud and CloudLock monitor access permissions and ownership, and can change permissions based on defined rules and policies. If you want to manage check-in/out of documents, AODocs brings you that capability.

-- Allen

@thecreativeone91 said:

LiceCap is great too. http://www.cockos.com/licecap/

Lice Cap makes me think of a hat filled with head lice

@coliver said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

The only thing some people don't like is the official mobile app is paid. There are alternatives. But in a company environment it might be better to pay for the server and have the mobile client be free.

I have the mobile app. I could swear that it was free. Maybe I paid for it though.

Yep, the OwnCloud app has always cost money from what I can tell. Not really a bad deal considering the functionality.

Yeah but it complicates the matter for business use, even on company owned devices. Even more so if it's BYOD. Paying for the server side would just make it simpler. Granted Seafile is free for both the server and all clients.

USB-C, this is nice. I like this.

Just search view all site content using your fav search site and you should see several SP sites site contents

@scottalanmiller said:

That is odd, to be sure. That really makes Access so much less useful. Which is saying something because it was never very useful.

How many times can we stress this. Gods, Access needs to die in nuclear fire.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@scottalanmiller said:

I like PluralSight a bit.

I like it, I just think it's a little bit expensive for what it is, as it's really only supplemental material. you still need a book for the Cisco and MS certs and labs.

$29.95. Not horrible.

@NetworkNerdWifey said:

This freaking dress changes colors for me every time I look at it. It didn't at first, and now, every time, different color.

Same. If you bring it into Photoshop though you can actually see what the colors are it's just someone didn't white balance their camera to the color temperature of the lighting.

@Ambarishrh said:

@JaredBusch Nice! was not aware of that, so CentOs already switched to MariaDB? 🙂

Yes. RHEL = CentOS.

Gladinet seems to be pretty good, almost 30 minutes, I was able to plug in gladinet to tier up with our test AD and netapp shared drive, and publish already enabled home folders for users by importing from AD to gladinet. Now testing that with Pertino installed home machine. So far I am happy, need to deep dive into Gladinet and see the features.

On a side note, I think this will work well with desktop clients with Pertino, but not sure how this can be accomplished via Pertino smarphone client? Is there any way I could connect Perino mobile client to the network and use the local browser/gladinet app to identify my remote server?

Installing the update manually

@JaredBusch said:

@nadnerB said:

the school must license Office in order for its students to be eligible

So as long as the school is already in an agreement, the students all get this? No new charges to the school?

That's how I read it.

@scottalanmiller said:

I am so old that.... I just slipped and fell in the shower. Yup, for real. Got stuck too, pinned with my feet in a non-load-bearing position and my right arm stuck behind me. Sucked.

No, You're not Old because you can still drink beer haha
Insert Filipino jokes here
Carabao only gets old-sorry guys, i just remember the silly jokes from country side 😉
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I used to be big into work folders when it first came out. But, I've given up on it ever becoming fully implemented. The promised apps for mobile devices never showed up. It took about 8 months for the Windows 7 app to even be made after the Win 2k12 R2 release.

Not sure I've used any of that in the past year... except maybe the pen, and even that was briefly. Could use a better Keyboard, that's true. Microsoft Sculpt keyboard looks cool, but I don't like the detached number pad.

Oh, Welcome @ericcjones 🙂