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Also why not create a group that has account operators but cant use the function by using advanced security?

Create a new GPO (NotSetPswdExpire or similar) Create a new OU and put the users that create the accounts into it. Attach the GPO to to OU.

Hmmm... Ok, I understand looping through all rows/columns. But Why. I want to pull one field (one "cell" if you like). I just need a way to pick out the field, whether it's by an integer or whatever...

I have a mdb and want to pass various (one at a time) fields to a tooltip. For example, in one column there is the name of a s/w manufacturer. I want to pass that to a tooltip saying either only the url, or something to the effect of "Click here to reach www.xyz.com". I built the project using...

I have a project in VB.Net (VS 2003) that I have added a setup project to. Everything works great on the development PC. I am putting the database in my project as well as in the application folder in the set up project. When I try to run the application (setup runs flawlessly both on the...

I thank all of you for your replies, in order from last to first: PR: The db needs to be local per machine, it's an imported excel doc with vital info. CHIP: I get what you are saying and but I would like to keep it encapsulated. LNB: Understood and noted although I'd like something a little...

I have a project in VB.Net (VS 2003) that I have added a setup project to. Everything works great on the development PC. I am putting the database in my project as well as in the application folder in the set up project. When I try to run the application (setup runs flawlessly both on the...

I want to make an app as an add-on to an existing app (not mine). Is there a way to open up an existing app in my own program (SDI - not MDI)? I am thinking I will have to open it in a container control (picture1, etc.), but the questions I have are these: #1) How would I go about it? (I would...

you can also use the Access 2000 Database conversion tools to "convert to previous version of Access" (I choose '97) and save (you must save as a different name since it is a different file) (unless you are saving in a different directory). I usually save the 2000 and the '97 in the...

dalec, I was reading on MSDN this morning, about 5 min before reading your post, check this out straight off MSDN VB Tips Page : ::Begin Cut:: Work around the Tabbed Dialog control tab glitch While not perfect, the Tabbed Dialog control (also known as the SSTab) provides a much needed...