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We have installed a full enterprise version of XP on a number of workstations that should really have the retail XP Upgrade Academic Edition installed. We now have all the new XP AE upgrade keys to use, but the system won't accept them (using the various standard key change methods). There must...

Thanks CoolClark, I have had a go, but no success yet. I'm not sure if I have communicated my problem well - it is clients trying to get in from outside that I need to give access to. I have remote sites that need to come in through the permenant internet connection on the SBS server, that need...

CoolClark, Can you help with the details? JF

I use this method frequently - does the user have permissions to write to x:? "It does not seem to work . . ." More information?

I think 55.8 is the limit. Why not make two forms, open them both, make the second one Visible = False, then set the keypress event for the form to trap page down/up to swap visibility of the forms - the user will hardly even notice.

I am running SBS 2000, 2 NICs, one external, one on internal network. I am running a service on a server on the internal network which opens port 23053 on 192.168.0.111. How do I port forward this so that I can see that port on the external interface of the SBS machine?