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What you are referring to is watermarking. You want to watermark the images so they cannot be stolen. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=photoshop+create+watermark&aq=f&oq= Once you have figured out the method of creating a watermark that you want to use, you can use the Actions pallette to...

Regardless of the technique you are using to create your rounded corners (i.e. using the pen tool or using the gaussien blur w/ levels trick), you are bound to have some rough edges on a 2 pix border. There isn't enough of the border to anti-alias the corners. My suggestion, create a layer with...

It's really easy, actually. Having both documents side by side (or the target one behind the original, but enough of the background showing that you can see it), link all of the layers together that you want to have in the new image. Using your standard move tool left click and drag the entire...

Masks are actually really simple. If you remember back when you were a kid at how they had you make a pinhole into a piece of paper to watch the eclipse, masks work in a very similar fashion. A crude example of this would be to take a photograph and a white piece of paper and cut the paper to...

Thank you for the additional information. What I ended up doing was removing both the new Exchange server and the alternate 2k DC as there were some schema issues created when I added the 2k3 server (Even though I had gone through the MS document to prepare the AD for it). This hopefully will...

It's not horrible. It's a phenomenal product and works great." I have no qualms with Exchange myself. I just get tired of hearing "God, Why use Exchange? You could use X, Y, or Z to do the same job," so I prefaced the MS haters with the fact that I had a solution in place. It was indeed not my...

You can also try the following steps: Send the ie7 shortcut on your desktop to the recycle bin then go to "accessories>system tools" and delete the "IE7 with No Add-ons" Control Panel>Admin Tools Event Viewer Right click Internet Explorer click "Clear all Events" When you close, do not save...

Go to Internet Options> Advanced> Browsing. Verify that "Enable third-party browser extensions" is checked. Does the problem still occur if you launch IE7 from Start> Run> iexplore.exe instead of using the IE shortcut?

The forestprep has already been run though. That was part of the prepatory procedures lined out in the MS KB article (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884453). After starting to have this error, I then was worried about just that (that perhaps I needed to make sure the DCs recognized these...

Ok, so here's the lead-up to present day: Windows 2000 domain with roughly 20 computers. 2 Windows 2000 DCs, 4 non-DC servers and the rest are client computers. I was requested to install an Exchange 2003 server (not my choice, so please don't tell me how horrible it is! :) ). I had read many...

Hello all. It's been a while since I've had the pleasure of participating on the Tek-tips website; however, I've run into something that is a bit of a bother... As you can see below, I have taken a few clips from the registry (W2k) to give a little more information about what's going on...

Ok, so the logical solution would be to force the entry of an 8 digit date input (to prevent any issues with date in the future). Ex: mmddyyyy I have used a few methods to accomplish the same thing you are trying to do. One of the more effective ones was to create three boxes for each date with...

One thing that I forgot to mention... Upon being tracked, since it's being "delivered to local store" it is basically just putting it into their Exchange inbox... Well... I change the client SMTP addresses to be the respective address of the company the person works for. This is the first (of...

I have noticed something odd as of late. One of my clients has reported being unable to receive emails from my domain. We are able to send to all other domains that we try, but this one just seems to absorb any emails that we send. They have checked all settings on their side. There is no sort...

Arg, Andy beat me to it. Yes, vnarchar should fix the problem.

Well, other than your obvious answer, you COULD make a stored procedure to export data from the ADO connection and import them into the Access DB table. Of course, your most simple (and fool-proof) is still to loop through the recordset and insert the data.

By using the Modulus function, you will be able to tell if the item is odd or even very easily. i.e.: If i mod 2 = 0 then the number is even. If i mod 2 <> 0 then the number is odd. Using this, you can loop through your numbers (1 through given number) and add these numbers together into a...

Yes, I know that I could have used a variable there... However, what happens if by some chance the variable's value changes? This way was a way I found with minimal risk of loss of data.

If you want to access information in the previous record, you can use the moveprevious property of the ADO's Recordset. The downfall to this is that you are accessing the database way too much imo. What I would do is maintain a series of variables (the number of fields you want to maintain...

Alrighty, since no one answered the question, I have a solution already. (For those of you who have wondered how to do this): using &quot;LastName&quot; for an example as a field, LastName = myDataSet.Tables(&quot;TableName&quot;).Rows(Me.BindingContext(myDataSet...