Question by Helpme: Is there a way to see a complete list of users on your Google Apps Domain?
I want to see a complete list of the users on my google apps domain, even though I am not an administrator. Is that possible?
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Answer by Daniel Düsentrieb
Hello
On this page you’ll get
the requested information.
http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=60058
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(PRWEB) November 27, 2012
The wildly popular Facebook app Friend Verifier has gone mobile! Launched this past March, Friend Verifier has given Facebook users the ability to scan their Facebook friends and pending friend requests against the national sex offender registry.
Since March, Friend Verifier has been mentioned all over the internet, radio and television, where over 650,000 users have been scanned against the sex offender registry.
Now VerifyAnybody Inc. launches an improved version of Friend Verifier that is accessible across all major mobile platforms and the Xbox 360, as well as an improved matching algorithm.
The new matching algorithm has a built in tri-color system; yellow where if a friend’s name matches with a sex offender, orange if their name and city or state matches, and red if their name,city or state and date of birth matches.
“The feedback from our users has been amazing. It has helped us shape this update to meet user expectations as well as broaden the access to Friend Verifier.” Said Joe Penora, CEO of Verify Anybody.
“We can’t expect social networks and dating sites to be our parents, telling us who and not to friend online. Our goal is to develop the best tools available so that we as indivduals can make better informed decisions in our lives both on and offline.”
With this update users can now access Friend Verifier on their iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, Windows Phone and Blackberry. Additionally users can access Friend Verifier on the Xbox 360 via it’s latest update that includes Internet Expolrer.
“Many parents have commented that they want to use our app as a tool to talk to their kids about the dangers of Sex Offenders. We thought by creating a mobile site that is accessible on not only every mobile phone platform but also the Xbox 360, families can now easily use our app from the comfort of their living rooms, and have that very important conversation with their kids.”
To access Friend Verifier, users can still visit the Facebook App at https://www.facebook.com/friendverifierapp or visit the mobile website, http://www.MobileFV.com from any Internet browser on mobile phones, tablets and the Xbox 360.
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Orlando, Florida (PRWEB) October 23, 2012
According to TerraCloud, Inc, a leading provider of cloud-based and on-premise technology solutions based in Central Florida, the tip of the iceberg is looming large for business users of Windows XP trying to navigate the way forward in technology. While the impending drop of support for XP from Microsoft in April 2014 appears to provide some time to respond, recent application vendor actions are painting a direr picture: the practical end of Windows XP is near. Smart business and IT leaders are planning, and acting, now to reduce risk and reap the productivity benefits of new platform options.
With each new wave of technology comes the business challenge of knowing when to wait and when to move, said Walt Wilson, technology industry veteran and executive vice president of TerraCloud. Moving from cards to terminals in the early 1980s or to PC networks for serious business applications a decade later met with the same reaction as we see with people today whove been happy with XP for the past 10 years. Why? and This is unnecessary were the early reactions, replaced by How quickly can I get this done? when the benefits achieved by others became clear. Often followed by panic when the old systems began to die. Thats where we are with Windows XP.
Evidence of this began to build over the past few weeks, presaged by Microsofts announcement during the summer that Office 2013 would not support Windows XP. Then in mid-September, Google announced that it would drop support for all Internet Explorer versions supported by Windows XP effective November 15th of this year. A few days later, Adobe announced that future versions of its popular Photoshop product would also not support XP. Adobe product manager Tom Hogerty stated We encourage all customers who are currently using Windows XP to begin making their migration plans now so they can fully take advantage of future Photoshop innovations as soon as they are available. (Source: http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2012/09/photoshop-and-windows-xp.html)
TerraCloud advises business to have realistic action plans in place as soon as possible. Some of those plans include assessing current PC hardware for readiness to upgrade to Windows 7 or Windows 8, or evaluating whether desktop virtualization is the best path forward.
For some large and small businesses, non-profits, and government agencies the best plan is to buy new PC hardware, taking advantage of competitive price points for desktops and laptops that are pre-installed with Windows 7, Wilson commented. He also noted that other organizations may benefit from the lower capital investments and reduced operating costs made possible by using cloud servers to provide virtual Windows 7 desktops on existing hardware or inexpensive thin client devices.
For most organizations, internal or external IT expertise will be critical to determining the right upgrade program. This includes more than just an assessment of desktop computing requirementsall the other puzzle pieces like servers and network devices need to be evaluated to ensure that the final result meets expectations.
To learn more about new alternatives to Windows XP that can be used to streamline business technology and protect vital information assets, contact TerraCloud today or visit http://www.terracloudinc.com for more information.
About TerraCloud
TerraCloud combines innovative cloud-based delivery with onsite experts to enhance our customers IT infrastructure, applications, and processes. Based in Central Florida and serving customers across the country, TerraCloud meets the requirements for cost-effective advanced solutions of small businesses, government agencies, and Fortune 500 enterprises. For more information, please go to: http://www.terracloudinc.com.
TerraCloud is a trademark of TerraCloud, Inc. Other company and product names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Lake Forest, CA (PRWEB) March 19, 2008
Reflexive Entertainment (http://www.reflexive-inc.com) is proud to unveil its new Mac Arcade. Featuring a growing catalog that already contains over 70 games for the Mac, Reflexive’s Mac Arcade brings the fun of casual and downloadable games to Mac users everywhere.
“We’re very excited to be expanding the market and making Mac games available to the ever increasing number of Mac users,” said Reflexive CEO Lars Brubaker. “It’s been a long time coming and something that we’ve put a lot of effort into as we think Mac users have waited long enough to have a great destination to find the latest fun Mac games.”
As a extra bonus for visitors who visit the new Reflexive Mac Arcade during its grand opening, Reflexive is also giving away one of it’s own Mac games, Big Kahuna Reef.
Big Kahuna Reef is the first game in the best-selling Big Kahuna series, which has been one of the most popular franchises in the casual games industry over the last few years. Featuring addictive play in a gorgeous underwater setting, Big Kahuna Reef is mesmerizing fun that will be free to everyone who visits the Reflexive Mac Arcade at http://www.reflexive.com between now and the end of April.
In addition to opening up the new Mac Arcade and giving away a free game, Reflexive is also empowering everyone to create their own Mac Arcade. As part of the launch of the Mac Arcade section on Reflexive.com, Reflexive has added Mac games to the white-label affiliate program GameCenterSolution. Using GameCenterSolution has always enabled webmasters to offer PC games to their website visitors, and beginning today, Mac games are now also available to all affiliates of GameCenterSolution.
All combined, it’s three things that Reflexive Entertainment is excited to be announcing at the same time in hopes of bringing just a little more gaming fun to the Mac.
New casual game arcade for Mac users Reflexive Mac Arcade
Free Mac game, Big Kahuna Reef, for all visitors during the grand opening
Mac games added to the white-label affiliate program GameCenterSolution
Big Kahuna Reef screenshots and press images can be found at the Big Kahuna Reef Webpage
About Reflexive Entertainment:
Founded in 1997, with one goal in mind, to make great games, Reflexive Entertainment’s passionate focus on game design has led to the creation of many top-selling and award-winning games including the Ricochet and the Big Kahuna franchises (with over 40 million total downloads) and the 2006 Downloadable Game of the Year, Wik: Fable of Souls. In addition to developing games, Reflexive has created one of the largest casual game distribution networks in existence with more than 500 affiliates distributing a huge catalog of over 950 PC and 70 Mac games to a rapidly growing audience that downloads millions of games each week.
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