I downloaded Structorizer and it ran beautifully at home under Windows7 64-bit and 32-bit, and from
my staffroom desktop (Windows 7 32-bit).
The techie installed it across the network, and ... it didn't work in the computer lab. It loads,
says it is done, but all we see is a blank window. Initially I couldn't get it to load onto the
teacher computer in the lab, but yesterday I was able to do that, and demonstrate it to the kids.
So far we have been unable to get it to work on the lab computers. The technician says that under
our current build of MOE (Education Queensland's Managed Operating System), we would have to give
students admin rights in order for them to use it.
Tis a pity, if true, as Structorizer is a nice program, and superior to NSD.
Has anyone been able to get Structorizer working on the current version of MOE in Qld state high
schools? If so, how?
TIA for any replies.
Rex
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