We are starting a 1 on 1 program this year and we have some 1 year old laptops that we purchased last year that we would like to upgrade the OS. I have imaged a few of them and I was wondering how to get the DLE terms to appear when the computer boots up like our new machines that we received. These older computer are going to be spares for the student if something happens to theirs.
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+27Congratulations on the new program! If there's any advice we might be able to give you, please feel free to email me (chris_hafner@brewsteracademy.org) We've been fully 1 to 1 for 20 (yes twenty) years. I would be happy to share our experiences, both positive and negative!
+14@aleiding - Your Apple SE or the engineer who preformed the JumpStart should have provided you with a DLE Custom Solution package, which will (among other things) create this DLE Terms and Conditions pop up. You'll want to include this in your imaging configuration.
If you no longer have this package, reach out to your Apple SE and they should be able to provide you with the latest version.
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