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Because the properties I'm trying to set are not necessarily known in advance. Values are stored elsewhere, and do not solely apply to Calendar controls. Nor will they always apply on each page load. "Simple" things like object.property I've managed to get to work by cut-and-pasting examples...

Thanks for the suggestion! I've reposted in ASP.NET. Andy -- "Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic." -- Pierre Boutroux

I'm an absolute newb to ASP/.Net, and this is my first task! I'm trying to set an object property (in this example Calendar.SelectedDayStyle.BackColor) from a string value containing the property name (e.g. "SelectedDayStyle.BackColor"). From some Google searches I've managed to cobble together...

I'm trying to set an object property (in this example Calendar.SelectedDayStyle.BackColor) from a string value containing the property name (e.g. "SelectedDayStyle.BackColor"). From some Google searches I've managed to cobble together some code that I'd hoped would move down the object hierarchy...

The server permits drive redirection, as does the client. The servers are set to use the client-side settings for drive redirection and printer redirection, both of which are checked at the client side. Andy -- "Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic."...

When connecting to clients' sites we find that some sites do not redirect our local drives while others do. For all the sites we have the "Allow Client Drive Redirection" permission set both on the server and the client. Would some kind soul please point me in the direction of what to check...

I'm trying to diagnose a problem I have at a client's site: Some packets from the server running Exchange/IIS (Windows SBS Server 2003) seem to be vanishing before they reach the firewall (Netgear FVS114). When I try to connect to OWA over the internet I get timeouts or "the page cannot be...

Thanks very much for your replies, you've given me a good start! Andy -- "Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic." -- Pierre Boutroux

Because PHP doesn't have a version number function, and I can't find a PHP code sample that shows how to extract the version data, so I have to write one, and I figured asking the clever folk in VB forum was a good place to start for finding out. Andy -- "Logic is invincible because in order to...

Thanks for your reply gmmastros. I'm actually trying to locate the offset(s) of the version info in the file header. I was hoping someone might know where/how it is stored. Andy -- "Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic." -- Pierre Boutroux

Hi All, I appreciate this is not necessarily the best place to ask this but I was wondering if anyone could tell me where in an exe file to find the version number (e.g. 1.2.3.4). I've compiled a simple .exe file with different version numbers, but I can't find the location by comparing the two...

Phooey. So it looks like I'm going to have to find the offsets of version info in the file then. Thanks for your rely, KarveR. Andy -- "Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic." -- Pierre Boutroux

Is there any function in PHP that will extract the version number from a windows .exe file stored on a site? I'd like to be able to upload a new version of a program to a website and have the site display the version number, without me having to change any code ... Andy -- "Logic is invincible...

Thanks gmmastros! That does exactly what I want. And my thanks also to the original poster. Andy -- "Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic." -- Pierre Boutroux

Hi All, I want to get an application to check for an updated version of itself, then download the new file. The only thing I don't know how to do in VB is actually download the file... Would someone be kind enough to give me some pointers/suggestions? Many thanks Andy -- "Logic is...

I had similar problems. I found that the problem was being caused by having my router (Linksys WRT54G) and modem (D-Link DSL-300G+) in the same IP range. e.g. Router 192.168.0.1 and router 192.168.0.2. When I changed the router to 192.168.1.1 all the connection issues vanished. Andy -- "Logic...

Yes you can use line numbers: Sub Sample Const cstrRoutineName as string = "Sample" On Error GoTo ErrHandler 10 Debug.Print "Hello from Line 10" 20 Debug.Print "Hello from Line 20" 30 Debug.Print "Hello from Line 30" 40 Exit Sub ErrHandler: 50 MsgBox "Error " & Err.Number & " in procedure """ &...

Hi Zel, Got round it all in the end by re-installing Exchange Server. After that everything started behaving itself. Everything is hunky-dory now! Andy -- "Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic." -- Pierre Boutroux

After some more investigation we have discovered that we are receiving inbound email, but it is not being delivered to recipients. In fact if I send an email from administrator to administrator it does not arrive. We suspect that the MTA is misbehaving. Any suggestions anyone? Andy -- "Logic...

Another day... We have determined (after much discussion) that the incoming email was being sent to the wrong IP address. We have contacted MessageLabs and now have mail routed to a DynDNS hostname that points to the WAN IP address of the router. So that is a step forward at least. However we...