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Hi, I have a project where I have imported some Peachtree accounting data into an Access table called "tblPeachtree". I now need to get the "tblPeachtree" data (there are 45 fields) into a larger table (135 total fields) called "tblMOM" so I can transmit a .cvs file to a vendor using Mail Order...

Sweet! This forum and all you guys rock! That KB article described my problem exactly, and when I checked the Windows Firewall... what do ya know, it was on and it was blocking the UDP packets Outlook uses. So that was the fix, but I completely forgot about the Outlook 2003 CALs that we...

This is the goofiest thing I've ever seen... I've got a user here running the corporate edition of Office XP Professional and she does not see any new messages in her Outlook client until she clicks on another folder. I'm sitting at her desk looking at her inbox and when I send a test message...

Here is my scenario. I'm running Exchange 2000 on our domain controller. I get an email from the company owner. She wants me to create email addresses with a different domain name. What do I need to do? I can't do this on the same box can I? I don't think I can, but my boss told his boss we can...

DiverPT, Where's that "I'm not worthy...you are god" smiley whey you need him! [2thumbsup] THANK YOU! THIS WAS THE FIX I NEEDED!

I have not found a solution, but did find something odd. All my new Dells with the problem were shipped with SP2 and Office 2003. I had to downgrade Word and Access to 2002 (XP) for another project. Now all of a sudden it works! So now I am suspecting Access 2003 to be the culprit, but I'm not...

Hi, We have an application that uses the MS Access Snapshot Viewer to display reports on our Intranet within a web browser. Ever since XP Service Pack 2 we can no longer view the reports in IE. It now askes us to save the .snp file to disk, and then opens in the Snapshot application. Is there...

Just tried that...rebooted...still didn't help. When I open a link to a .snp file on our Intranet (we use IE) it is still prompting me to save the file before I can open it. None of the other machines (non XP SP2) do this. They just open the file within IE to view the database snapshots. I've...

Hi, We have an application that uses the MS Access Snapshot Viewer to display reports within a web browser. Ever since XP Service Pack 2 we can no longer view the report in IE. It now askes us to save the file to disk, and then opens in the Snapshot application. Is there any way to restore IE...

I'm running a Windows 2000 Server (SP4) with IIS 5.0 installed. Two of the websites on this box are using a script that authenticates users against ADUC before they can log in. Recently my license usage has jumped, and I don't believe that the number of licenses being taken is accurate. We have...

I'm running a Windows 2000 Server (SP4) with IIS 5.0 installed. Two of the websites on this box are using a script that authenticates users against ADUC before they can log in. Recently my license usage has jumped, and I don't believe that the number of licenses being taken is accurate. We have...

I'm running Backup Exec 8.1 on a Windows 2000 Server and have AIT-2 50/100GB tapes in a Compaq AIT 50 drive. The Activity Monitor states that I've got 47.7GB backed up on my tape. I checked the option "use hardware compression if available". How do I check the tape to see how much room is left...

Thanks Dave! That was extremely helpful, and you've got me pointed in the right direction. I'm looking at either going with an AIT-3 drive or the SDLT drive like you mentioned. I see that the AIT 50 drive I'm using is simply too small to accomodate our growth, and taking 2 AIT-2 tapes home...

Hi! I'm running Veritas 8.6 and have 1 internal AIT 50 tape drive backing up 2 servers. I'm about to add another server and we're running out of space on the tape (B/U = 47.8 gigs) Is anyone familiar with using a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device as a backup solution? Is there a better...

Man...that's great info. Unfortunately I don't live in a textbook Microsoft environment. I've been runnning Exchange, IIS, and hosting some asp applications all on the same box and drive. So the question still remains. Has anyone had any bad experiences using a disk defrag utility on the same...

Ok...I'm going to dismount all the mailbox stores...stop all the Exchange services, pull my server off the network and disable my anti-virus. Then I'm going to use the Windows disk defrag utility on my C: and D: drives (no not M:\...I'm not an idiot). T-7 (time minus seven days) Somebody let...

I was hoping I was able to word this without getting into offline defrags using esutil or the .edb files. I'm just asking if it is safe to run a normal Windows 2000 disk defrag on a server running Exchange 2000. I'm versed in Exchange...I'm just wanting to double check that it's OK that I run a...

I need to defrag my C:\ and D:\ drives on my Exchange box, but I've read that I should never try to defrag my databases in the D:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\MDBDATA directory. Does anyone know anything about this. I'm also just planning on using the built in Windows 2000 defrag utility. Any advice...

1.) I need a way to validate that input in a text box is actually numeric, such as: intUnits = CInt(txtUnits.Text) That works with a Try/Catch but I want to validate that the input is actually numeric 2.) Is there a way to validate that input in a text box is only (A-Z)? Sorry if these are...

...tells me one thing, and my brain is trying to tell me something else. I think I'm missing something here. #include <stdio.h> int intArray[100]; /* Not sure how big array size is, so I'll use long data type to be safe. */ long int_3D_100_Array[100][100][100]; long...