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My machine has BDE Administrator installed on it, as I have a couple of databases that I access through it. BDE is apparently still working since my access to these databases hasn't been affected, however, when I double click on the "BDE Administrator" icon in my control panel, nothing happens...

One of my users has a problem: when he opens his Outlook 2003, it comes up with a message box that claims that the Personal Folders file was not close properly and then proceeds to check it for errors. Normally, when I reboot his machine and start Outlook for the first time, this error doesn't...

Disabling printer redirection seems to have helped, as it runs longer, but it still occasionally crashes the machine, and now no errors of any kind are showing up in the event log.

OK, it looks like it was crashing when the server tried to install printer drivers for printers on our network while I was logged into RDC. This machine is not going to be used as a printer server, nor is it going to need to print anything itself. Is there any way I can prevent it from doing this?

I generally use a combination of Spybot and Ad-aware to root out adware and spyware and I also use Microsoft's tool to catch anything these miss. For the really bad ones that are hard to find, I use HijackThis to read my registry and for the truly evil ones, I use LSPFix to knock out any LSP's...

I am using a Windows 2000 professional desktop machine to remote administer a Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition R2 server machine. I am attempting to use Remote Desktop to do this. I downloaded the RDC client from Microsoft, installed it on the Windows 2000 pro box and everything seemed...

Our server is Linux. I found out that it's running PHP, so it looks like I'm doing this one in PHP.

Having examined it, I think this is probably what's going on. Sorry for all the noob questions. Despite what it looks like, I actually am a programmer by profession. It's just that I'm a Borland Delphi programmer. Web programming never has been my thing, but the company wants this done, and...

I already have a javascript in place that creates a 'Printer Friendly' page for most of the pages on our site, so I know for a fact that javascript will run on it.

This does not seem to have worked, probably because we are, in fact, not using ASP. All I'm doing is using notepad to write my javascript and upload it to our site. The Server.CreateObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject') looks suspiciously like VBScript to me, which I assume is what ASP uses. I...

I need a server-side javascript that can read filenames in a directory on the same server, and return an array of strings that are the names of the files in the directory I specify. I can't seem to find method or function to read the names of all the files in a directory in javascript. Does...

Worked perfectly. Thanks!

I think you misunderstand. I'm not stripping the HTML out. In fact, I'm verbatim copying the HTML of the part of the main page I want and sending it to a script to create a new page with it. The function the creates my new page is as follows: function printerfriendly(displayhtml) {...

I am creating a pop-up window to display information specifically for printing. The page the pop-up is launched from calls an external javascript function which takes the information to display as text and scripts out all the HTML when it creates the page. The function scripts out HTML and...

Yeah, I'm trying to remain as compatible as possible. It's not just getting the style attribute. I can do document.GetElementsByTagName('p').getAttribute('align') and it will tell me the alignment value of the paragraph, as text only. I guess what I'm wanting to do is capture the line of code...

I am currently passing the innerhtml of a paragraph tag to a function, which works well. What I also need to do is either pass the html of the paragraph tag itself, or at least programatically retrieve it's style attribute. I did some google searching on this subject and found some code that...

Thanks for the help!

Let me ask one more quick question: is there a way to designate a certain section of HTML code that you want to read? Here's my situation, so you can understand it a bit better: my company has a large website and on each page we have a information arranged in basically 3 columns. The leftmost...

Does anyone know how, or if it is possible, for a javascript to read the raw HTML of the page it's on. If so, does anyone know how to go about this?