Turns out our intrepid Infrastructure group neglected to determine which Office components were installed prior to uninstalling Office 2000. They installed their standard build of Office 2003 which did not include PowerPoint. I had them add in all the remaining Office components so as not to...
I have an ASP/VBScript web app that instantiates a PowerPoint session through "Set ppApp = Server.CreateObject("PowerPoint.Application")". This is running on a Win2K server that was running Office 2k. Last night our intrepid Infrastructure folks upgraded Office to Office 2003 and now my app...
tsuji,
Thanks for the tip. I'll give that a try with the server set back to it's normal setting to see if that works. I'd rather have a fix in the app than to modify the server.
I was able to fix this by setting the HTTP Headers in the Virtual Server to Expires Immediately. This forces the web server to serve a new copy of the page every time regardless of whether or not it thinks the page was modified.
Thanks for your quick response, but the web server is a corporate web server hosting dozens of production applications. Refreshing it on the fly isn't practical since it breaks the sessions of all connected users. Also, do I really want an end-user of a web application somehow refreshing a...
I'm using CDO to construct a mail message using the method:
msg.CreateMHTMLBody("URL")
where URL points to an HTML file on an IIS web server. I send the message and the content agrees with what's on the web server. I make a change to the web page, run my ASP page again to build and send a...
I have a SQL table that is the datasource for a CR9 report. The report groups based on three fields, A, B and C and sums the values of fields D, E and F. I'm not interested in the detail so I put the Group Name fields for A, B and C as well as Running Totals that reset on change of A for each of...
I have a report I need to print on a scheduled basis directly to a printer. The problem is I need to dynmically set the printer based on a database field. The CRReport.PrinterName property is read-only. Anyone know how to direct a report to a specific printer?
I need to do this in VB6 in a...
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