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Problem resolved. The fonts didn't/wont take effect on the web server until a restart is performed. Did one last night and the new Font is showing up like it should.

...so that the data goes from website into the data tables on the scanner would be ideal, but that's not possible. Here's the technical stuff... * The two web servers are both Windows Server 2012/R2. * The IIS setup is identical for both applications on both web servers. * I've synchronized...

FOUND IT! Turns out I need to explicitly tell the FtpWebRequest object (in my case, named 'request') to not use binary. The line of code is this: request.UseBinary = false; (this would come after the" request.Credentials" line Works like it should!

I'm almost there! I found some code that apparently does what I need it to do, but . . . the file that I'm getting from the BULL location is coming over BINARY, and I need it as ASCII. At this point I'm basically trying to show the returned results on a label. It works, but . . . Here's...

OOops. Sorry. It's VS2008 / ASP.Net.

I have an asp app that I'm writing that needs to perform some simple tasks. I'm basically trying to connect to our BULL mainframe via FTP and save a file in a location on the webserver. That SOUNDS simple enough, but everything that I've seen so far is pointing me to controls or pay-products...

We're about to implement a project here that will have Oracle picking up an external text file via SQL Loader and importing it into a database. The text file will sit on an Active Directory server location. I'm being told that in order for Oracle to pick up the file, the server will have to be...

Thx. I'll ask them about it. Whatever is easiest for them is what I'm shooting for.

Thx, jrbbldr. That did it. I had to do it at home because several of the 'download' sites were blocked by my web gateway here at work (with good reason), and several pages of Googling later I did find what I needed. http://www.plunder.com/Visual-Studio-6-0-Service-Pack-5-download-21997.htm...

I have NO IDEA what that means. Would the DBA's have a clue?

Thank you, but SP6 is NOT cumulative for Visual FoxPro SP5. The search continues . . . Microsoft Service Pack 6 for Visual Studio 6.0 addresses known issues with Visual Basic 6.0, Visual C++ 6.0 and Visual Source Safe 6.0. This service pack does not contain fixes for Visual InterDev 6.0...

Thanks but that's not it. That's a 4MB merge module for the installer. The full SP5 is well over 100MB.

I had to do a fresh install of VFP 6 on two of my machines and I'm in need of Service Pack 5. Yes, I know that we're several versions behind and FoxPro = twilight technology yadda yadda yadda. I'm just a Dev and I don't make purchasing/upgrade decisions. I can't find it anywhere. There was...

Thank you for your quick reply. Turns out the DBA's were way ahead of me on this one. I will write a process that exports the file and they're going to use SQL Loader to import.

I'm a Visual FoxPro Developer. We have a process here (Visual FoxPro version 9) that uses a FoxPro free table to export data into a text file that is then sent to a mainframe location. Later, an Oracle process picks this file up and imports the records into an Oracle database. We would like to...

Ooops. Sorry. I was searching for help on something else and came across this thread. I was actually excited that I was able to help for a change instead of being the helpee :)

I'm very new to ASP myself and I've found some things elegantly simple. I'm using a session variable to pass info from one page to another. I started using a cache variable, but came across situations where the cache would cross the 'boundaries' of multiple users. (one user's cached...

Ok, after some discussions with people that know a heck of a lot more about this than me, apparently what I was trying to do was not only unwise, it's basically UNpossible. Single sign-on is the preferred and only method to authenticate using Wind/Auth. Now we have a different issue. When...

I'm far from an expert, but it sounds like you're missing a reference to the class. In your solution explorer, expand the 'References' node and see if the class is there. If it isn't, right click on 'References', click 'Add Reference', then browse to where the .dll is and select it. You...

Yknow what . . . you're absolutely right. Why are we jumping through hoops programming for a situation that's not supposed be happening? Thanks, Jason.