Using Exchange 2000 on Windows 2000 Server.
We would like to be able to access outside newsgroups through our exchange server. We want it so exchange downloads all the postings and then we read the postings on our computers through Outlook 2000.
Also we want it to act as an intermediatry for...
The easiest way of recieving mail is through SMTP (Simple Mail transport Protocol). Exchange Server justs sits listening at a port on the server for any mail fired at it. This has some draw backs.
You need a static IP Address (on the internet) as the mail has to be fired at something, also if...
ooohh just worked it out!!!!
This was the code that did it!
<A href="file1.html" target=C onClick="parent.frames['B'].location = 'file2.html';">Click Here</A>
so you could change as many frames as you liked!!!
ooohh this Document Object Model isn't as stupid as it...
Hi!
I've got a page with 3 frames in it like this
______________
| | |
| | |
| | B |
|A | |
| | |
| |___________|
|__|____C______|
In frame A I have a load of links. Some of them I want just to change frame B but others I want to change...
Thanks!
I've managed to make it look the same as it originally did using the caption = "" and controlBox = false way. I positioned the label at left = -10 and top = -10 and it looked exactly the same!
Thanks for your answer! Ford? There's an infinite number of monkeys outside wanting...
I have a borderless form that just has a label in it and is always the size of the label. I want to add a right click menu to it to close the program , stop it from being on top and other settings.
Whenever i add a menu (i set the parent menu item to visible = false, and all its children to...
As BT keep on cutting off our ADSL unexpectedly i've decided to write a perl script to show the state of e-mail, internet and internal network access, so people in other departments can check if there are any errors before phoning technical support.
I have an idea on checking the Internal...
SORRY IGNORE THIS ONE I MUCKED UP MY ESCAPE CHARACTERS Ford? There's an infinite number of monkeys outside wanting to talk to you about a script of Hamlet they've produced!!
i'm trying to get some Javascript working with my form.
I have 2 radiobuttons in a radiogroup and when clicked i want them to call a function called changed...
This is my code
print radio_group(-name=>"inactivePeople", -values=>\@list, -default=>$inactivePeople...
i'm trying to get some Javascript working with my form.
I have 2 radiobuttons in a radiogroup and when clicked i want them to call a function called changed...
This is my code
print radio_group(-name=>"inactivePeople", -values=>\@list, -default=>$inactivePeople...
yeah i just twigged that it wasn't doing exactly what i wanted.
When i click the "OK" button it does what i want as it refreshs then closes (which for whatever reason refreshs the "main" screen). But when i click my "Apply" button (which doesn't close the window)...
great!
i modified the code (as its being called from a perl script) so it just prints this
<SCRIPT language=\"JavaScript\">
<!--
window.opener.location.reload();
-->
</SCRIPT>
and it worked!
one question how does it know which page to refresh or does it refresh all pages?
My main page contains two form elements with the names "sideBar" and "main". in the main window when the user clicks on a link a new page opens up using window.open
This page is supposed to be an options page where you'll change some options in a form and then click...
ok found out why it doesn't work!
only IE 6 fully implements CSS Level 1 and it doesn't support CSS2 yet. @page is in CSS Level 2 so it wont work in IE :-(
Oh well if i leave the code in, when viewed with a browser that does support CSS2 it'll work!
look in IE's properties at the Security Tab and click on Custom Level. Try changing some of the stuff in there.
see if that helps!
If that doesn't work you may need to get the control digitally signed... I think veriSign do that but you may have to pay (dunno about personnal use)
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