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No message, you click the selection and nothing happens. We thought it was a security thing, but ran as administrator and even made sure to add switchcompanies in advanced security... no dice.

I have had a problem with some of our users not being able to log off or switch companies. They just click on the button and nothing happens. Other users are able to. There is nothing I can think of that is really different. I looked at the Advanced Security FAQ and that doesn't seem to be the...

Thanks for the help guys we are going to go with the suggested solution. It appears it will be the best possible use of resources for our situation. Once again, thank you.

Thank you for your reply, currently we use Terminal Services which supports one logged in user at a time. Our ultimate goal is one machine, many applications, six users.

The problem is this: We have 6 remote users who tie into 6 full size computers. We would like to put these computers to better use. The users use identical applications. With Microsoft Virtual Server we could do all this but we would have to set aside predefined resources even when the users are...

Found the answer DateTime today = DateTime.Now; TimeSpan ts = new TimeSpan(3, 0, 0, 0); Console.WriteLine(today.Subtract(ts).ToString("yyyyMMdd")); Now.. can anyone tell me why it worked with this and not with the other code? Logically, it seemed like it should have worked.

I am sorry, the above was incorrect code. DateTime today = DateTime.Now; TimeSpan ts = new TimeSpan(3, 0, 0, 0); today.Subtract(ts); Console.WriteLine(today.ToString("yyyyMMdd")); It prints the correct format, but it is for todays date, not three days back.

Hello. I have been playing around with a DateTime.Now, then subtracting a Timespan back three days. Works fine. When I try to mix this in with a ToString format for yyyyMMdd, it breaks. I can get any of the two working but never the third. Example: DateTime today = DateTime.Now; TimeSpan ts =...

Netsimk (Netsimk.com) is very good and free. Right now it's missing a couple features but is a great place to start. GNS3 is a front end to Dynamips, an Emulator. Problem with that is you need the actual IOS files, plus it can eat up system resources.

Wow, guess I posted this in the wrong forum then. Thanks so much, it worked of course!

At this point if a form or event is what we need to trigger some code, that is great. It's just the end result we need.

Is there a way to limit a table allowing updates but not adding new records in? Ideally we would like to throw an error when a new record (item) is scanned into the database. I have been searching for two days and about ready to lose my mind!