I have some code that boils down to this:
strFileName = "D:\pdf\original_docs\1234.pdf"
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"
set objBinaryFile = Server.CreateObject("BinaryFileStream.Object")
Response.BinaryWrite objBinaryFile.GetFileBytes(CStr(strFileName))...
Thanks for that.
Can I do about the same thing for 'sleep'? Hibernation takes a bit long to enable and recover from...
I need this for a presentation and I have an auto-sensing vga switcher that defaults to the cpu signal. Once the cpu signal is absent, it will switch over to the secondary...
Does anybody know of any way to put XP Pro to sleep by using a keystroke or corner? If it is a 3rd party app, that's totally fine. I have found a LOT of apps that will turn on a screen saver for you, but I need to be able to actually put the computer to sleep (or 'standby' as it were)...
Excellent.
I guess my big problem was with the 'execute' command -- have THAT all sorted out now.
After a bit of fooling around with this, everything is working great(and yes, the pattern was greedy enough).
Thanks,
Jeremy
I need a way to extract a number (will be up to two-digit) from a string... I will have no problem converting that resulting string to an integer, but just initially getting the number out of the string...
the string may look like any of these:
'blahblahblah1.asp', 'blahblahblah1_submit.asp'...
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