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target=&quot;_blank&quot; sends the hyperlink to a new web browser instance e.g. < a href = &quot; http://www.evermangler.com&quot; target = &quot;_blank&quot;>Evermangler&quot;< / a > Note: Aditional spacing added to foil them there thingies that pull out valid html code. and to make sure...

using a batch file wont work. the batch fill will contuine to run after each command is executed, so in the examole above Access will start to open, then the PC will shout down. The alternative is In the main form of the applcation, ad an onexit option to run the batch file containing the...

IIS 3 required ASP functionality to be installed seperately, I had a nose round the MS web site, and couldnt find the download I'm afraid. by the same token, IIS 4 not only adds ASP by default, and is free, but is much easier to configure and maintain than IIS3. check out the option pack...

If I recall, SQL has it's own record locking. However, what you could do, is have a field in each recored called &quot;locked&quot; then whenever someone opens a record, in the same page write to that field, &quot;locked&quot; also do a check onthat field.

I would approach this in a slightly different way. firstly use FilySystemObject to parse the directory listing. Grab the file extension to a variable called file_xtn or whatever. (use mid to get it) lenname = len(filename) lentoxtn = lenname - 3 file_xtn = mid(filename, lentoxtn, 3) select...

Dateandusagestatistics is probalbly a Query not a table. some types of Query, for example a crosstabQuery do not allow data to be updated. To check this (if it is a query) open up the query in access, and try to change a field. If you cant, then that's yer issue...