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  1. newguy9

    NT clients not authenticating

    Thanks. I'm new to this. Sorry for any inconvenience. However, problem now solved. The primary domain controller password got corrupted.
  2. newguy9

    NT clients not authenticating

    I teach computer programming in a high school setting. We have a tech in each building, but he is usually overworked with maintaining the large main network. This can mean that it takes several months to get to problems on my network. I work with a small network using a Red Hat Linux...
  3. newguy9

    Universal Naming Convention (UNC) in VB 6 Professional

    That's great info, JustinEzequiel! I really appreciate it. The problem is I still can't get it to work for me. I found some VB 6 documentation that said ChDrive could not handle a UNC. Even though I'm not using ChDrive, I was afraid it related to my problem. Maybe I can check the accuracy...
  4. newguy9

    Universal Naming Convention (UNC) in VB 6 Professional

    Visual Basic 6 Professional does not seem to handle data files whose pathname uses universal naming convention. I just need to create and read simple sequential access data files whose pathname is given in UNC. Unfortunately, the usual Open statement crashes (Open strFileName For Output As #1...
  5. newguy9

    Linux style pathnames for Visual Basic text files

    My Visual Basic program (running on an NT client) needs to create and read text files stored on a Linux server. The problem is that my VB program crashes when I try to use the standard Open statement with a pathname of the form: //servername/directoryname$/filename (the $ is part of the...
  6. newguy9

    Pathname for files on a linux server using Visual Basic

    My Visual Basic program running on an NT client needs to create and read text files on a Linux server (RedHat). The problem is that the pathname is of the form: //servername/directoryname$/filename ($ is part of the directory name) The program crashes with the standard Open statement using...

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