Search results for query: *

What was your solution? "I figured it out" doesn't help the rest of this community who might want to know. Thanks. Carina Lister Office of the City Prosecutor In beautiful Long Beach, California High Atop the Newport-Inglewood Fault carina_lister@longbeach.gov

You could write a separate BAT file to del Java. The filename might be "JAVAdel.bat" and the contents would be: del java.exe You could elaborate by including the pathname along with the filename in the command, for example: del "c:\temp\java.exe" Carina Lister Office of the City Prosecutor...

Thank you SQLBill and MrDenny. When I checked my two DBs, the failing backup job indeed included Repair. I've unchecked it and I suspect that will do the trick. Will write another post once I verify that. (Why is it that one can compare two jobs a dozen times and still miss the one...

I have two DBs on a SQL 8.0 server. One DB backs up correctly, the other fails. The log file gives this message: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Repair statement not processed. Database needs to be in single user mode. What is the "mode"? How can I change the mode? Thanks in...

Yikes! After many years of supporing WordPerfect in a legal environment (and MS Word when necessary) my office manager announced that we are considering moving to MS Office! I believe the REAL problem is a training issue. ALL users should regularly publish to PDF for sending documents for...

How do you know the file is corrupted? Because Notes won't open? If so, try deleting the CACHE.DSK file on the client workstation, and then try opening Notes. (A fresh CACHE.DSK file will be created.) The CACHE.DSK file often is the culprit when Notes won't open, and the problem might not be...

Derringer- By now I have left the firm where I was employed when I asked the question. But the response from Grutsch (above) looks like a good lead. --Carina Carina Lister Technology Services City of Long Beach carina_lister@ci.long-beach.ca.us

Is there some way I can import a Lotus Notes NSF file to Outlook? If I can't import to Outlook, is there some viewer that allows me to see NSF files? (I do not have a Notes system, and a client sent me a large NSF file that contains copies of emails.) Thanks in advance. 8-)

We are using Outlook 2000. When I schedule an appointment and include two individuals from my department, the notice goes to two GROUPS who are totally unrelated to the intended users. There is NO TRACE of this error in my Sent Items; I found out when one of the unintended recipients responded...