a myriad of illegal activities can be conducted over your
network's Port 80 (HTTP), and are traceable back at least
to your address space or router address, and even an individual
workstation IP and MAC address.
Around the time of the release of the film Matrix II, our domain
technical and
Information Technology Manager
Amon Carter Museum
3501 Camp Bowie Blvd., Ft. Worth, TX 76107
t. 817.989.5152 f.817.665.4333
http://www.cartermuseum.org
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From: mcn-l-bounces at mcn.edu [mailto:mcn-l-boun...@mcn.edu] On Behalf Of
Eisenhardt, Chuck
Sent: Friday, January 29
Ah, nothing like a good ol' 'Mac vs. PC' engagement.
I agree entirely with Jeff's points here. To see an
organizational preference for a Windows network termed
a 'religious' response, ie. somehow not a considered business
strategy, but an article of faith or prejudgement, is
unseemly.
I agree
If you can get your presentation to run in a browser,
it's possible to launch both Explorer and Firefox in
kiosk mode, from a command line switch...(iexplore -k path)
I have used Explorer in this mode in public spaces, and
while it is not perfect, I have never had visitors manage
to exit from
For some time users of the Ticketmaster Vista software suite
(largely museum-types) have shared issues and solutions over a
Yahoogroup list called VistaUsers. This list had become an easy target
for spammers, as it was wide open for posting, and also listed in the
Yahoogroup directory. The
I have a survey of MCN organizations (about 25 participated)
from 4 years ago, which I will repost to the group shortly.
This surveys not only ticketing systems but all other
apps as well.
If anyone would like to re-kindle and update this survey
I think it would be broadly useful. I can't
Macromedia 'Contribute' passed our evaluation with flying
colors. As Mike Rippy suggests, having a organizational
model that enables broad content participation while
preserving controls can be an elusive objective. This
software seems to let you tailor permissions quite finely,
putting control
Re: Scheduling Software
Whereas we use Vista for Box Office and reservations, we have
not ever implemented it for room bookings or resource scheduling (such
as docents, floor staff).
Not to say we haven't looked at it, and I believe it could be made
to work. But it's far from cheap, and it
