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Am trying to get several programs running on Win2K's Terminal Services that require specific changes to files located (only) in C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\windows. Unfortunately, there is no such folder (despite having logged onto TS remotely with each username). I assume this is...

Update - Turning off "SNMP Status" under the port configuration of each printer on server seems to have done the trick. I don't believe these were enabled by default under Win2k, but were enabled under Win2k3.

Began getting these errors on various HP printers after moving print services from a W2k Server to a Win2k3 box. Set up printers using regular TCP/IP sharing (not HP's software), just as on old server. Began getting 49 and 79 errors on several HP printers (4n, 5sinx, 4500n) in two specific...

Why not try Microsoft's own package, called "CRM"? http://www.microsoft.com/businessSolutions/Microsoft%20Customer%20Relationship%20Management/default.mspx

If there is no MESSAGE FILTERING button inside the Accept Connections block, then you don't have Exchange SP4 installed correctly. Please visit the following: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;191014 Once you have the button, it will allow you to ADD addresses (in the...

Please help an old X-baser who’s out-of-touch ! In Dbase/DBMAN/KMAN we used to be able to save variables to disk inside the database. This allowed me to start the application with the record pointer at the same position on subsequent runs. Short of writing to a text file outside the DB, I...

Thank you very much for the quick reply. I will attempt to apply your logic to my predicament, but I seem to have shot myself in the foot from the get-go. I meant to post this to several forums, but not this one! Most of my apps for this don't involve FORMS at all. Sorry for any trouble. Todd

Please help an old X-baser who’s out-of-touch ! In Dbase/DBMAN/KMAN we used to be able to save variables to disk inside the database. This allowed me to start the application with the record pointer at the same position on subsequent runs. Short of writing to a text file outside the DB, I...