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Outlook, memo style. And it's emails being received rather than sent. Folks send me an email, when I print it, the to & from info doesn't show up on the printed page

I have this problem too. Did anybody find a resolution for it? Thanks

I've got a user whose Outlook 2003 closes suddenly within seconds of launching it. More specifically, you double-click the icon to open Outlook, it launches, and before you get a chance to do so much as highlight an item inside it, it closes with no error messages. Anybody seen this before...

I've made a stored proc that calls dtsrun using the extended procedure. My problem is that when I call this proc from a web app, it stalls and doesn't execute. This doesn't happen when the web and SQL servers are the same machine, but it fails when they are separate. Anybody know how to...

Does anybody have a VBScript routine they can share that calculates the number of days in a month accounting for leap years? I wish there was something like "#days = Days(Month,Year)", but there ain't. Thanks

I have been fighting this problem all day and really did come up with a solution. I'm making an ASP that looks up parts from MAS90 using ODBC. I kept getting a 'table inaccessible / file i/o' error. I tinkered with the connection string for a long time, and eventually got this string to work...

I've made an ASP app that uses an Access table to store information about my client's products. Among that information is an image of a product blueprint. Everything was working fine until I inserted an image into the Access table for the first time. At that point I began getting this...

Pardon my typo, it's actually failing to start the Agent, not merely the server which is running. Event viewer says this: Event Type: Error Event Source: SQLSERVERAGENT Event Category: Service Control Event ID: 103 Date: 10/26/2005 Time...

I'm getting a non-descript error trying to start SQL Server. It says it can't connect to the server, though I've verified it's credentials, and that the server is operating on 1433 and named pipes. Any pointers? thanks

I found out why it wasn't working despite good advice from everybody. It didn't like the hyphen in my stored proc name. I'd named it AR-dts, and I kept getting a message saying syntax error near 'dts'. So on a hunch I removed the hyphen and it worked perfectly. So that little nugget of truth...

Well, something's still missing: ie, I still get a syntax error message. Can you tell me what's wrong with this? dim oCmd set oCmd=server.createobject("ADODB.command") set oCmd.ActiveConnection = oConn1 ' oCmd.CommandText = "EXEC ila.dbo.AR-dts" ' oCmd.CommandType = 4...

I have a stored procedure that I want to call from an ASP. The SP does not return any records, instead it runs a DTS package on the server via xp_cmdshell. In looking up examples of how to call stored procs from ASPs, I've found only examples that return recordsets. So I'm beginning to think...

I think my core problem is that this line of code here: outputFDF.FDFSetValue varPatient_Name, Patient_Name, True is generating the /T key, but not the corresponding /V key. As a result, my data never displays in the PDF. Anybody know how to get a /V key to show up in a newly-created FDF...

I'm trying to make an ASP that opens an FDF, changes its form values and saves it to a new file. I get no error messages, but my resulting FDF file shows the old data when opened with its corresponding PDF, and when I open the FDF in notepad, I notice it is appended with my new data. But the...

Sounds like you're facing a similar problem to the one I'm facing. I think the Adobe FDF Toolkit does exactly that. Using ASP, from what I've read, it can dump data from a database into an FDF file. When you open the FDF file alongside its target PDF file, the PDF file gets populated with the...

Does anybody know where I can download the FDF Toolkit? Adobe no longer has it on their download site. It's free, there's no piracy involved. I just need the older version.

Thanks, I was worried that was the case. But I also must ask, can the Terminal Server also be its own licensing server? One friend told me that the TS had to use a wholly other server as its terminal server, but I'm beginning to doubt that statement.

Does anybody know if a Windows 2000 Server can be used as a Licensing Server for Windows 2003 Terminal Services? I've got a new 2003 TS Server, and don't want to upgrade my Win2k Licensing server to support it.