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Thank you for your response, Skip. Each row in my "Old Tickets" sheet has many corresponding rows in the "Follow up" sheet. "Follow up" rows have many columns. The idea is to be able to navigate in "Old Tickets" rows and simoultaniously browse in corrsponding "Follow up"s rows. As for your...

Hello everyone: I have a workbook with 2 worksheets: "Old Tickets" and "Follow up". What I want to do is, when I click on "Old Tickets" on a ticket number cell, I'd like to show the corresponding "Follow up"s for that ticket in a separate window. I have attained this, using the NewWindow...

Hi all. I have the following issue: I am printing checks using Ace Reporter. When the default paper size of the default printer is set to Letter (at Windows level), the form prints ok. However, if the default paper size is set to A4, the printed result is about 10% smaller, making all...

Thank you zbnet. I work for a government agency (actually in a foreign consulate), so, getting money to buy things takes months to be approved. ALL of my software has been bought, no pirate soft. at all, it is forbidden by law. Anyway, the problem was solved. I had a colleague of mine to...

Thanks for your answer, and sorry about my terminology. Outlook 2000 gives you several options for mail clients; Tools>Services>Add: Personal Folders Internet Mail Personal Address book Microsoft Mail For Microsoft Mail clients, a Post Office must be installed somewhere in the...

Hello all. I've been asked to configure an internal mail service. I installed Microsoft Mail client on my Outlook 2000 Clients, but I have the following problem 1. If I configure Microsoft Mail in a POP3-only profile, mail to be sent to Internal Post Office Clients, are delivered and picked...

Yes, I am a member of the Domain Admins. and I am logged as ME. In the following hours I will try to digest all the info you sent. Thank you and talk to you later.

Again, thank you Rob. 1) I used the last code you posted, however I get a User Not Found return with all users, except, if the user is the administrator. Can you think of something about this, or, do I have to be logged as an administrator of the domain to get the information. 2) Can you...

Rob: I am using XP SP2, VFP9. Thanks.

Is 'joined' a property of an object, or the fact that the developing machine is logged in the AD domain? The developing machine (my machine) is in the domain, so is my user.

Thank you Rob, but sorry. I've been trying the whole morning to get the code running, but LORS just does not populate. (by the way, I am going to need a little explanation on de SQL stuff, what is that Query?) Good approach, though. Thank you.

Hello all: I've been knocking my head for several days and can not find a solution for this. I have several users which belong to an Organizational Unit in Active Directory. When they log into de domain, I am able (through a VFP program) to determine the name of the user, but I am not able...

Yes. DOS sees the weird characters. For example, if I execute a DIR command, I can see the control character, for example a happy face or a music note. A?B.XYZ

Thank you Craig, but still no luck. Using both, sys(2000) and ADIR gives me the following result, A?B.XYZ Where ? is the special character. Thanks anyway.

Yes, D.O.S. works, and I know the hiding the DOS window stuff, however I do not want to use the DOS because I have to copy thousands of files (20 GB aprox) (due to security restrictions) one by one. Thanks

(The reason I used chr(11) on the examples above, is because I that is one of the invlid chars I found on the filenames)

Hi all!!! I have several files in several directories which, for some uknow reason were copied from a digital camera (through USB or whatever. So, the problem is some of the files have "invalid" names, which contains characters such as chr(8), chr(9) and so. If I copy those files manually...

As many of us have encountered it sometimes becomes difficult to access XP resources from a Windows 98 machine on the network. Many questions and answers have been posted on this and many other forums, regarding the "\\Computer\IPC$" password dilema. Well, at work, finally we came out with...

Thank you Mike!!!! I feel so stupid. I was using the wrong field. Thanks for your time and response, anyway. Bye

One thing else: This seems to be affecting only those records whose Code is greater than 9999. I wonder if it has something to do with the resulting table (the temp sql file created by fox) which length is an integer(4). If that would be the case, meaning, that is what is affecting the 5...