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Been waiting for IT (to image our windows-based PCs) two years!

Today, I heard on Leo Laporte’s radio show, The Tech Guy, a commercial app, Image for Windows. Just gonna kick into IT-mode, do one, then train the other guys. (I suggested IT show us how to do it…)

[UPDATE]
We contacted the IT manager, and the manager was not aware the project had not been started. jeez

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