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i usually get around this problem by formatting this field as TS (time stamp) which is not available in access. i format it like this and write it to the text field. yyymmdd:hh:nn:ss:iiii year/month/day hours (military) minutes seconds miliseconds 20070226:13:04:20:0645

how is starttime defined in the table?

' choose table name here depending on workstation or ' from a text file that contains the workstation name and ' the table name. or you can put them in an array ' connect to the database db_path = "c:\acces_database_name.mdb" Set objConnection = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")...

what does your batch file do? can you post it?

as phv says, True indicates "force" the delete even if hell breaks loose.

i have had experience like this with a cmd window. it just flashes and goes away. it's usually when there's an error on the cmd window. or if telnet is not authorized by group policy or something.

thanks everybody. this is good information. i downloaded freeundelete. disappointing results. it showed nothing on a 80 gig drive. i'll try other suggestions. thanks again.

hi, is there a way to recover / undelete files that were deleted in cmd window? my son deleted some files from a directory. and we can't find them in the recyble bin? thanks.

swi, phv, thank you all so much. :-)

hi, anybody know what value is returned and where, when you click cancel button instead of ok in an input box? thanks!

you can terminate the first app by alt-f4 "%{F4}" then let it settle down wscript.sleep 200 then start the next app. unless when you terminate the first app, you have to press some other keys other than alt-F4!

spark, thanks. it worked. i tested the app. i used sendkeys to write the variable to notepad, then alt+F, then alt+P, and the print dialog comes up. we can close this thread. thanks again everybody.

spark, that's cool. i'm familiar with sendkey deal. actually i've done several apps with sendkey and notepad. thanks. i think this will work.

you have to run the app, then send keys.

the cleanest way to do this, is to get the file type. and look at that. you can use file property - file.type this will return "text document" for .txt and "IQ file" for .IQ Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f = fso.GetFolder("C:\testlogs") Set fc = f.Files intCounter =...

sparks, thanks. this is jsut a file print. file > print. the ideal solution is variable to print. var > print. i have already used invokeverb to print a temp file. i'm looking for a way to print without a file. could this code work witout a file? if it does, then that's what i'm looking for...

i tried the Echo var>prn. i think that it tried to send something to the printer. but tne network won't allow it, because the document doesn't have a name.

hugh, i tried it. it didn't work.

malayqal, mark's suggestion will "deactivate" all other apps and activate the app you're activating (focusing on). it works.

thanks hugh i'll give it a try, see what happens. right now i'm using a file and "invokeverb" deal, as suggested by most.