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Yes the forest is 2003 native All other servers in the forest are at 2003 except the Exchange server which is a Win2k server but running Exchange 2003

What's AD2003? I mean Active directory 2003

I have a WIN2000 server with AD2003 running Exchange 2003 ( Last 2000 server in a 2003 domain ) I would like to upgrade this last Win2K server to WIN2003 Before i do the OS upgrade is there any known issues that will hurt exchange 2003 at all? Thanks muchly !

Hey Bong thanks man...that worked great ! Thanks to all who contributed !! very much apreciated !

Hey all, thank you very much for the responses I have this listed in another area as well...guess it should only be here Fumei has given me the following code and it works great... If i may ask one more thing...If the folder number the user enters is NOT found is there a way to ask the user...

Hey all, thank you very much for the responses Fumei's code works great... If i may ask one more thing...If the folder number the user enters is NOT found is there a way to ask the user something like - "Folder not found. Would you like to create it now ?" And have an option of "yes" and the...

Thanks Macropod, Im not sure how to use your code with the existing code: Where do i add your code....?? do i append it on the end of the following? Thanks again Sub FIRM() ' ' FIRM Macro ' ' mypath = "M:\Matters\" mypath = mypath & InputBox("Enter Matters Number:") ChangeFileOpenDirectory...

Thanks for the options guys, However the only one that works so far is the 1st one that Bong posted. Im way in over my head here as im not a programmer at all Here is what is in the macro: Sub FIRM() ' ' FIRM Macro ' ' mypath = "M:\Matters\" mypath = mypath & InputBox("Enter Matters Number:")...

Hey Bong...Thanks for the reply That seems to be working...however only 50% of the time...its hit and miss... the other time it reverts back to the local my documents folder... I think this must be a VISTA related issue? One more question...should the user enter the incorect directory name it...

I'm sure something like this has been covered but i can seem to locate it. I would like to create a macro that will search a specific mapped drive for the correct folder name and then display the contents of that folder for the user to then select the appropriate document to open...the user...

I'm sure something like this has been covered but i can seem to locate it. I would like to create a macro that will search a specific mapped drive for the correct folder name and then display the contents of that folder for the user to then select the appropriate document to open...the user...