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Hi KathyC20. Instead of linking to just the image, try linking to an HTML file which forces the image to appear in the middle, like this: <table width=100% height=100%><tr align=middle valign=middle><td><center><img src=&quot;whatever&quot; border=0 width=XXX...

Usually that happens when you call Function B from Function A, but Function B does not exist. Anyway, here's a script which does what I think you're trying to do. Enjoy! <script language=&quot;JavaScript1.2&quot;> <!-- /* I am maximizing myself and there is nothing you can do about it! */...

Hi all! I wrote a javascript which does the following: Open a new window, write some HTML including an EMBED tag which embeds an MPG file, and write closing HTML tags. The script works great when the source file (the one with the links) is NOT part of a frameset. If it IS part of a frameset...

Hi folks. I'm having a permissions problem. At least that's what it looks like to me. I have a db which lives in a secure web directory, for example: \\myserver\D\InetPub\wwwroot\staff\mydb\db1.mdb The secured.mdw file is in the same place. I mapped the network drive, and have admin privs on...

You get #NAME when Access can't find the field that a query is looking for. For example, if you create a query or report which selects a particular field from table X, and then rename that field in the original table, you will receive this error. The first thing I would check is that your...

Apparently it's better to create a query yourself, then create your data access pages in Design mode, then it is to use the Wizard to include the tables directly. When I did this, everything started working again. So beware of using the Wizard to include fields from tables, as opposed to...

I ran in to this problem using the Import command within Access, and nearly tore my hair out. Since you're using VB, the source of the problem might be something else entirely, but it's worth a shot. Here's something to try: In Access, you probably don't need to have zip codes stored as...

Folks, I'm having a seroious problem with DAPs in Access2002 that use anything but the smallest recordsets. Perhaps one of the more knowledgeable members could help me sort it out. The first time I open IE and load the page, it works fine - All records are present. If I click to another page...