Tech Forum

As I understand it the "standard calling" for both of these now is "Welfare Specialist". Is that correct?

on preparedness.lds.org it says "Print a copy each of the map and ward or stake directory to identify member households and missionary residences." (https://providentliving.lds.org/emergency-preparedness-and-response/stake-ward-emergency-planning-guide/gather-information?lang=eng). The way...

We use Apple TVs (as well as Chromecast and Miracast) to allow members to wirelessly display on TVs. We stress they need to download first and then pay it (most do a good job at this). Airplay Mirroring works great in every meetinghouse I've tested it in.

Are Wards actually having problems with people making tons of copies or print jobs? We have multiple printers setup on network and AirPrint and have never had a problem.

If your current printer doesn't support AirPrint you could get something like this (http://www.apple.com/shop/product/HJ0P2 ... int-server) or get a new printer that supports AirPrint. I would NOT suggest changing the Church computer security settings.

On iOS you would select the box with the arrow in it and then print.

russellhltn wrote:I think you'd have to get that answer from your local FM group. They have access to those standards, and it appears they hold the keys to interpreting those standards.

I submitted a request via FIR earlier today just curious what others have seen.

the Meeting House Tech Policy (https://www.lds.org/help/support/meetinghouse-policy?lang=eng) says the following: "Physical modifications to a meetinghouse, including the mounting of televisions, cameras, digital projectors, and projector screens, may only be done in compliance with MFD standar...

On the EasyCast I wonder if you can lock down what they are able to access and do. With the 2nd and 3rd generation Apple TV you can lock everything basically all the apps and rental/purchase ads and put it in "Conference Room Display". To me having ads like you said on the Roku is not ok i...

We have our Clerks Office printer connected to the network and use AirPrint to it all the time without any difficulty. From a Command Prompt are you able to ping it. Something not directly related to AirPrint, but that I might suggest would make sense to statically assign the printer one of the stat...