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I'm told that remote connections is enabled. Senior Software Developer http://www.scoutsft.com

Question: Why would the Query Analyzer with a given correct set of SQL Server Authentication connection settings work when run from my client pc, but Fail when I open Query Analyzer from a network location. --------------------------------------------------- Examples: Open Query Analyzer from...

Problem solved. Nevermind. We had an issue with our domain controler, which created a permissions problem. Senior Software Developer http://www.scoutsft.com

If there is a better place for this post, let me know. I currently have a file server that I can rapidly ping by name but errors out when I attempt to browse to it. > Start\Run "\\servername" Fails with "The specified network name is no longer availible" > Mapped drives all fail > Printing to...

Maybe there is something, but you also have to keep in mind that BlueTooth is only usable out to about 30 feet. It works well for a cell phone headset because you have the phone with you, but not so good for a base set that you will be walking away from. The Plantronics models generally use...

Check these out. Nice, but spendy. http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/products/cat1210152;jsessionid=IV135MRSBIQIWCQBGNUCFEYKAEZWSIV0 On another note: I'm not sure I want to be using me cell phone thourgh my "Unit". ;o) LOL! Senior Software Developer http://www.scoutsft.com

Yeah... it dawned on me later that I got side tracked from what you really needed. I saw that bit of code and my stupid brain when "Hey, with this he could start his software back up on the CD Insert event!" ... got all excited and blew it! LOL! Sorry. That bit you posted earlier is the only...

Forgot the link: http://www.msrfactory.com Senior Software Developer http://www.scoutsft.com

Here is the company that manufactures it. It looks like your reader should have come with some software. It that software is not what you need, I would contact them to figure out how to best use it in your software. Senior Software Developer http://www.scoutsft.com

What type of writer is it (make/model)? I'm wondering if there is some sort of SDK for it. Have you considered using a low frequency RFID product instead of the magnetic strip cards? Many companies are now using this type of technology instead. Senior Software Developer http://www.scoutsft.com

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You can't write an app in VB that runs on the average cell phone. It would have to be a Windows Mobile or Windows CE enabled device for that to work. You can try this link for cell phones: (I don't personally know much about it, but you can try)...

Are you looking for something custom, or something boxed? Do you have a budget for this? If you can't find anything boxed, I may be able to build you something that fits your budget if you are interested. It would be written in VB.NET, and would require access to an SQL Database to house the...

Sounds like maybe you are building a Kiosk or something. You can also use those policy settings to load a/your program in place of the desktop (explore.exe) which will take away the taskbar, desktop, etc. HINT: Before you doing all of this however, make sure that you can set the policy...

Wait... thinking about this a little more, you might be able to use a message box and a boolean (dimentioned at the class or in a module) Then: If bMsgShown = False Then bMsgShown = True MsgBox("Your Message...") bMsgShown = False End If Senior Software Developer...

Here is an option. Use a custom form insted of the msgbox. Once you have designed the form(just a small form with a lable and a close button ro something), declare a class variable with a type of your new form (Dim f as MyNewCustomForm). Then in the sub that creates the message do somthing...

Yeah... I think you would need 2.0 to use the username and password. You could also try the PsExec tool in the PsTool Set from Microsoft. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/Utilities/PsTools.mspx Check it out and see if it is worth trying. Senior Software Developer...

This is a complete shot in the dark, and maybe you have already tried this in that you talked about RunAs..., but have you tired starting the process as another user rather than the ASPNET user? Like This: Dim pr As New Process Dim sPass As String = "MyPassword" Dim...

you bet! :-) Senior Software Developer http://www.scoutsft.com

I agree that the string builder is better. I was just trying to give cawthor a simple answer so that he understood that he could fill a Literal Control with HTML. Senior Software Developer http://www.scoutsft.com