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Add a timer to your form, then set the interval to 5000 (That's 5000 milliseconds, or 5 seconds) then in the timer, timer event do an unload me or you could call whatever event on the form you wanted...- Rejordan
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Setting up an FTP Server Behind a Cisco 678 ADSL Router
Thanks! I'll try it now! -Richard -
Setting up an FTP Server Behind a Cisco 678 ADSL Router
Hey Folks... Anyone out there got an answer? Thanks, Richard -
Setting up an FTP Server Behind a Cisco 678 ADSL Router
I think this answers most of your questions.... Thanks in advance for any help you can provide... Warning: traffic may pause while NVRAM is being accessed [[ CBOS = Section Start ]] NSOS Remote Restart = enabled NSOS Root Password = ******** NSOS Enable Password = ******** [[ DHCP = Section... -
Separating a custom string into variables
This little sub will do it. I left the commas in but you can modify this to get rid of them too if you want. You'll also see that for this example I used single quotes to set up the string, so you'll want to modify this to look for the double quotes. Hope it helps.... Regards, Richard Dim...- Rejordan
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Setting up an FTP Server Behind a Cisco 678 ADSL Router
Niall, I appreciate the info, but the Cisco 678 uses CBOS and not IOS. Also the site for the configmaker does not list the 600 series (it lists 800, 1000, 1600, 1700, 2500, 2600, 3600 and 4000 series) as one that is supported by this software. But once again, thanks for taking the time to... -
Setting up an FTP Server Behind a Cisco 678 ADSL Router
I just got a Cisco 678 and want to set up an FTP server so I can x-fer large files back and forth from work. I am using Win2k Pro. This is my first attempt at setting up an FTP server and I am unfamiliar with this router and the Cisco BOS. Any help would be appreciated.
