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  1. rcarr

    Outlook 2K - Not Running CustomPropertyChange Code

    Hi. Did you ever find a resolution to this problem? I have a CustomPropertyChange routine that works great when the form is opened, but I need for it to fire when the user changes data in a table view in Outlook (without first opening the form). Any ideas? Randy Carr...
  2. rcarr

    Outlook 2003 cannot open custom form. Will use outlook form instead.

    Try clearing the forms cache for the folder which contains the custom form. you can clear it from the same "Manage Forms" window. We occasionally run into this problem with OfficeXP, and this fixes the problem. Randy Carr randy.carr@carteretcraven.ncemcs.com
  3. rcarr

    Can't create Excel ActiveX component

    OK, I set the security settings to low for this site and it created the Excel object. Now it hangs up on the line "Set fd = oExcel.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFilePicker)". Anyone have an idea why? Randy Carr randy.carr@carteretcraven.ncemcs.com
  4. rcarr

    Can't create Excel ActiveX component

    When the user clicks a button I want to create an instance of Excel and display the Open dialog box set to a specific subdirectory. This will give the user a choice of opening one of many spreadsheets in this directory. When I run the following code (the user clicks button1) I get the error...
  5. rcarr

    VBScript does not execute in OutlookXP on TS

    We recently upgraded to OfficeXP Pro on a Win2K/Citrix terminal server. Since the upgrade, none of the script will execute for the custom forms. We do use the "Outlook 10 Security Settings" public folder to control a few settings, and this is working perfectly from the desktop PC's...
  6. rcarr

    Excel sort method

    When creating an Excel worksheet from Outlook, the form fails with the error "Expected Statement" on the oSheet.Selection.Sort line. If I make the selection visible, the correct range is selected. Here is the code. Any idea what is causing this? Set oExcel =...
  7. rcarr

    VBA Range and Cells syntax

    Thanks, that was the problem. I had overlooked the unqualified reference. Randy Carr randy.carr@carteretcraven.ncemcs.com
  8. rcarr

    VBA Range and Cells syntax

    This code - Set varRange = oSheet.Range(Cells(66, 5), Cells(69, 5)) returns the error, "Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Type mismatch:'Cells'" If I add the dots - Set varRange = oSheet.Range(.Cells(66, 5), .Cells(69, 5)) it returns the error, "Microsoft VBScript runtime error...
  9. rcarr

    Suggestions for virus protection to clean mail before client receives?

    We use NAV Enterprise to cover about 50 nodes at 3 sites. It has worked flawlessly since we installed it a year ago. Randy Carr randy.carr@carteretcraven.ncemcs.com
  10. rcarr

    RecordsetDTC AddRecord not working

    The following code is overwriting an existing record: Sub btnNew_onclick() rstExtensions.addRecord End Sub If I have selected a previous record in the recordset, then click the btnNew button, the AbsolutePosition value still points to the former existing record. When finished filling in DTC...
  11. rcarr

    DERuntime Server Object Error

    Thanks, at least I know I'm not having one of those 'duh' days! <p>Randy Carr<br><a href=mailto:randy.carr@carteretcraven.ncemcs.com>randy.carr@carteretcraven.ncemcs.com</a><br>
  12. rcarr

    DERuntime Server Object Error

    I've created a simple ASP page with a grid control to display one table. With a data connection and recordet object, it works fine. When I add a data command object, I receive the message: Server object Error 'ASP 0177:800401f3' Server.CreateObject Failed Global.asa, line 44 Invalid Class...

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