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We've been using MS Access to connect to our Remedy Database using the Remedy ODBC driver etc... This was fine until our IS/IT people recently added extra fields to the schema that our table contains data for. Since they added these fields we now see only the 1st 255 fields on the list of fields...

We have had some corp work done on our Remedy Database system and I now have a problem: - I query to separate tables in the Remedy Database via MS Access. - The two queries are both contain inside the same MS Access database file. - They both use the same ODBC connection set up in the local...

I think I understand your question, most cable & ADSL providers assign their users dynamic IP addresses, each and every time to establish a connection your IP would/could be different. I use an ADSL connection and run a web server off my home PC using IIS4.0 I use a service from 'dyndns.org'...

Try using 'dyndns.org' it's 100% free unless you want to donate money to their cause...I plan to. You create an account on the site and you tell it where to find your machine ie: current IP address. They suggest 'agent' software that will notify them of any IP changes on your end, your all set...

I'm asking this for someone else so I'm not sure why they need the data formatted this way but!!!! they are using the command: <% Response.ContentType=&quot;application/vnd.ms-excel&quot;%> to create an Excel file from within ASP using the HTML Table commands (<tr> = new excel Row, <td> moves...

Yeah I didnt mention that this was basically a new machine.. I installed VB5 after the operating system was loaded.. I haven't tried a re:install yet ... since it works just warns me that there are error and windows is shutting VB5 down.. when I'm really the one who is shutting it down?

I've upgraded to Win 2000 (company upgrade, not my preference), Visual Basic 5.0 runs everything ok etc.. but when I close the application I get the following error: VB5.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need to restart the program. I'm not overly concerned...

I'm new to IE and have just started using IE6. In Netscape there is an text/ascii file 'News.rc' which contains a list of the newsgroups that you have subscribed to read, and the status (read/unread etc...). I would like to know if there is something similar in IE6. I've looked for some sort of...

Big diff I found was that XP Home doesn't include or support PWS or IIS. So if you are doing any kind of web developement you should consider XP Pro.

Thanks .... never even thought of that...

Using ASP to output a table to an Excel spreadsheet file using the following method: <% Response.ContentType=&quot;application/vnd.ms-excel&quot;%> This works, the excel file is created and populated etc... Problem I'm having is that I have one cell that contains a long string of text that is...