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I am working on a New version of a Winodws Server based product. It acts as a FTP Server for the most part, using IIS. I have an embedded system that connects to it an successfully gets files off of it, however when it goes to write to it, there is an error. At first it gives Win32 Error 64...

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Here is a more complete source code listing: Dim strAgentA Dim aryAgentElemsA, strOSA strAgentA = Request.Servervariables("HTTP_USER_AGENT") aryAgentElemsA = Split(strAgentA, ";") strOSA = aryAgentElemsA(2) If strcomp(trim(strOSA),"Windows NT 6.1") = 0 Then %> <object ID="oPersonalInbox">...

I am trying to load objects one way for Windows 7+ and another way for Windows XP. I use the CODEBASE for Windows XP, and not for Windows 7. Regardless of OS, the first method appears to be used by the browser. #1 Why is this? #2 Is there a case where the browser downloads the control...

I would like to check to see if the current user has administrative rights with ASP Classic. Also I would like to check to see which operating system is loaded. What are the ASP Classic functions, or code I should call to check this? Thanks!

Mark, Thanks! Yes it loads without the CodeBase. Ok I will pull that line out. The problem is that each location has its own sites. They need to be identified as trusted sites, which is easy enough and so is raising the security level. The problem is the group policy, that IT sets. They...

Mark, the CODEBASE parameter appears to tell the browser which control to load, so I am thinking that removing this line will break the functionality. Is this not correct? What will allow the Browser to load the control? CODEBASE="outlctlx.CAB#ver=9,0,0,3203" The object will not be removed...

I have a question about loading ActiveX Controls with ASP Classic. The problem is that typically these controls are loaded from the server. IT has locked out all Administrative rights on Workstations, so ActiveX controls can not be loaded from remote servers without changes to group policies...

I have a question about loading ActiveX Controls with ASP Classic. The problem is that typically these controls are loaded from the server. IT has locked out all Administrative rights on Workstations, so ActiveX controls can not be loaded from remote servers without changes to group policies...

This article lists similar issues, however my problem is not exactly that: http://forums.microsoft.com/EmbeddedWindows/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1572798&SiteID=47

I checked the driver, and both are S3 Twister, however the version and dates are different. Not sure if this is it. XP Pro box: S3 Graphics Twister + S3 Hotkey Driver Date 5/13/2002 V6.13.10.1070 S3 Graphics Twister 11/7/2002 V6.13.10.1100

FYI The display settings are 800x600 for both platforms.

...is still a True Type Font, and I installed the exact same .ttf file on the XPe target. (XPe is based on the same binaries as XP Pro.) Since Windows XP Embedded is the componentized version of Microsoft Windows XP Professional I would hope there would be *some* standardization on *some* level.

I need the Arial font in Windows XPe to show the same way as they do in XP Pro. As you all know, windows is a FontMetric system. Nine times out of ten if you create a dialog with static a resource file, it resizes a bit based on the font and the fontsize. Now I am moving an old application from...

Solved. Change main dialog to resizeable in properties. No programming involved.

I have configured my toolbar to autohide, and unlocked it. This is a fix, but I would still like to know why 9X and NT5/6 are so different.

Recently I converted another application from Windows 9X to Windows NT/XP/Vista. The application is an 800x600 dialog based app. The PC that it runs on is set to 800x600. Now it takes up the whole screen as it should in my opinion. I am getting some complaints from people who ran it on 9X in...

Aaah yes I see that now.

If you try to work the problem, you will see that the scale solves it for you. There has to be an attempt to weigh too supposidly equal amounts to solve each step. Get into the problem and you can solve it. If you dont try, you never will.

I have arbitrarily decided lighter ball is odd. The answer is reversible if it is heavier.