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Try Netview v 2.90 at <a href="http://www.killprog.com/indexe.html" rel="ugc">http://www.killprog.com/indexe.html</a>
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Hi,<br />
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Without the feedback from the questioner, we do not know what the final outcome is. Hence I am infavor of whatever decision is taken, however my favorite option is closure without points refunded.<br />
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Best regards,<br />
Upul
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Actually, poster was given a variety of programs that will provide the information they asked for. &nbsp;Which actual program the poster decided on can't be determined without their input, but the fact remains the poster was given more than one valid solution. &nbsp;I'd lean toward a split of points. &nbsp;Of course, as usual I won't object to whatever LeeTutor decides. &nbsp;Just my .02.<br />
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michko
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Hi guys,<br />
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I'm assigned to do inventory on our computers...CPU speed...RAM...MS Office Licenses...etc<br />
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Is there a simple way to look at these things? Is there a way to look at it from SBS 2003?<br />
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Thanks a bunch.
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Hi guys,

I'm assigned to do inventory on our computers...CPU speed...RAM...MS Office Licenses...etc

Is there a simple way to look at these things? Is there a way to look at it from SBS 2003?

Thanks a bunch.

Try Netview v 2.90 at http://www.killprog.com/indexe.html

Hi,

Without the feedback from the questioner, we do not know what the final outcome is. Hence I am infavor of whatever decision is taken, however my favorite option is closure without points refunded.

Best regards,
Upul

Actually, poster was given a variety of programs that will provide the information they asked for.  Which actual program the poster decided on can&#39;t be determined without their input, but the fact remains the poster was given more than one valid solution.  I&#39;d lean toward a split of points.  Of course, as usual I won&#39;t object to whatever LeeTutor decides.  Just my .02.

michko

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Hi guys,

I&#39;m assigned to do inventory on our computers...CPU speed...RAM...MS Office Licenses...etc

Is there a simple way to look at these things? Is there a way to look at it from SBS 2003?

Thanks a bunch.

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