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We are running one W2K3 TS server successfully and we have decided to make the TS environment available remotely. We have choosen to do this with the TS Web client. I am having difficulty finding information on best practices for setting this up. For instance, can the website be delivered from a...

I have a shared excel file that is running the following code: DestSht.Range("N9", "N" & LastRwEnd).Select With Selection.Validation .Delete .Add Type:=xlValidateList, AlertStyle:=xlValidAlertStop, Operator:=xlBetween, Formula1:="=$O$2:$O$4" .IgnoreBlank = True...

I have two fields in the same table that I need to calculate a result on a report, but I need to use the field that is the lowest out of the two fields. Example: FieldA FieldB 100 100 does not matter which field is used 200 100 need to use fieldB 450 300 need...

The database currently does not hold the user\timestamp of creation, but this could be easily added.

I need a little more help with this. What if I have multiple people entering into the database at the same time. I only want to print the data that the current user entered in that session - As for the standard module I am unsure of the syntax as well as how to actually issue the print command...

The set of printable records will be the records the user entered while the form was open. The user opens the form, enters all thier records, prints them, and then closes the form. If they need to go back and enter more, that would be a different set of records.

I have an access form that is used for entry. The users choose an item from a dropdown, fill in a series of fields, and then the data they added and the item they choose are entered into another table as a new record, and the form continues to new blank record. They can enter as many datasets as...

I have a new Windows 2003 Standard R2 SP2 domain controller that has been running with no issues since July of this year. It is also running WINS, DNS (AD-Integrated), DHCP, and TS Licensing. I was updating HW drivers and the last thing I did was load new RAID firmware and reboot. After...

OK - all is good right now and running off the W2K3 box except terminal server licensing. Can I use KB273566 to move the license server database to the 2003 box? Basically this walks through copying the LServer directory. Once this is done I can upgrade the old 2000 box, move everything back...

OK - I have transfered all FSMO roles to the W2K3 Domain Controller. I have moved DHCP and WINS. I am working on DNS, but I am having trouble finding information on how to move this - I run active-directory intgrated DNS, how do I move this from a Windows 2000 DC to my new Windows 2003 DC?

Time and resources are the issue. The W2K3 box will be demoted and used as a new TS Server once my domain is only 2003. My TS licenses are 2003 (just cuz that's all you could buy) Even if it fails (understanding this is not what I want) shouldn't I be able to seize the FSMO roles, install...

No - I already have a Windows 2003 DC and another Windows 2000 DC. Adprep has already ran successfully. The DC I am upgrading is the first DC in the domain which holds all FSMO roles, DNS, DHCP, and WINS, as well as my TS license server.

Any ideas out there? I have found MS articles, but I am interested in people's experiences.

I just had this happen to a W2K server after a MS update, according to the article is can effect W2K3 as well. I get an error in the event log of the server - Check this article out, not sure if it will help or not. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323497/en-us

Is there an unattend file to do an unattended upgrade on a Windows 2000 domain controller? Are there any KB articles? Is this a supported approach?

I have the original DC in a windows 2000 domain running DNS, WINS, DHCP, all FSMO roles, GC, and Terminal Server License server for a Windows 2000 terminal server. If I run winnt32 to upgrade this domain controller to a Windows 2003 domain controller, how will this effect my Terminal Server...

We currently use Symantec VirusScan on our Windows 2000 Terminal Server with about 33 concurrent users. Seems to function ok - not sure of the functionality difference in 2003.

Can you create an exception to not send the auto-reply if the subject starte with "RE:" or "FW:

You can use either IF THEN or a SELECT CASE statement. It really depends on how many options you have. You can either list the values or use seperate SQL statments to query based on the option choosen. How are the combo boxes getting populated - queries or values?