I have an Access 2007 database. I recently made a couple of chages to it..adding a table...adding a couple of fields in a form. Now the combo box search stopped working and when i go into vb it i get the "rror in loading dll" message.
Any suggestions.
Thanks
I have been following the instruction at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/210271
It is obviously written for access97 and I'm using 2007. I been searching, with little success, to find 2007 code. Or even if there is an updated way do do it.
OK, I’m stumped! I need to put a command button on a form that will open and fill in the fields of the open record to a MS Word template. Can someone please help me!!??
I have a script that sets the power options on my XP machines. I need it updated to work on my new Windows 7 machines. Can anyone please help me figure this out?
My XP Script:
' Power Management Profiles:
' 0 = Home/Office Desk
' 1 = Portable/Laptop
' 2 = Presentation
' 3 = Always On
' 4 =...
That would work except everyone has administrative privileges to their local machines which screws up many of the things you set from the server. Printer rights and permissions is one of them. I inherited this system. I don’t like it and I may get my way to change what needs to be changed...
This probably works. But as you can see my scripts are very simple and I’m not sure what I need to do to modify yours to get mine to work. I’ve tried several things, unsuccessfully.
Set WshNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
WshNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection "\\SERVER\Pod4"...
Doing it in Word is not an option. The print jobs come from 3rd party apps too. On the network I have the same printer setup twice, each using a different tray. If our workstations were setup with the correct permissions and everyone was not an administrator my printers would work perfectly.
I...
Can anyone let me know if it is possible to select a printer tray in a script? I have a simple script but one of the printer’s trays needs to be established. Here is my script
Set WshNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
WshNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection "\\SERVER\Pod4"...
I feel like freakin Dr Frankenstein yelling IT'S ALIVE! IT'S ALIVE!
Thank you very muck Geates for all your help. Here is the final code:
' Power Management Profiles:
' 0 = Home/Office Desk
' 1 = Portable/Laptop
' 2 = Presentation
' 3 = Always On
' 4 = Minimal Power Management
' 5 = Max Battery...
Yes! Yes! Thank You!
Now, how do I put
POWERCFG /GLOBALPOWERFLAG off /OPTION RESUMEPASSWORD
into my script?
I think it would go here but I am not sure. I've tried different coding but I can't get it to work.
WshShell.Run "%COMSPEC% /c POWERCFG /SETACTIVE ""Home/Office Desk"""
WshShell.Run...
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