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I am running Dreamweaver MX (not 2004) on WinXP Pro. I have installed the 6.1 update package from Macromedia. For some reason I am not able to switch to design view on some of my asp pages. Also, almost all of the buttons on all of the tabs of the Insert panel are disabled when working on...

One Final Note... rycamor has made some good suggestions. The only comments I would want to add to what he and others have written are these: Your 1st concern, to the degree of granularity you are taking it, involves a natural conflict with your 2nd concern. You cannot micro-manage your...

Sounds like you need Microsoft's Small Business Server on a nice box. I have seen this combo priced at less than $2500. For a non-technical person in an office environment, this will be the quickest thing to get you up and running. Follow up with questions if you have any. MunkyCMunkyDU

Here's a good alternative to Aloha and Micros http://www.dinerware.com/default.asp MunkyCMunkyDU

Yes Kris, I did research this prior to posting...but only for about an hour. I was focussing on words like "zip code distance calculation". What I found this afternoon was that my searches were more effective when I dropped the "zip code" and used "latitude...

Kris Thanks for the link. For this one though I'm looking for a Microsoft solution... using ASP/ASP.NET/SqlServer2000. MunkyCMunkyDU

Hi, I am researching zip code lookup and distance calculation (ie "What zipcodes are within x miles from zipcode y?"). I see that there are many packages I can purchase out there but I'd kind of like to try building my own. Does anyone know of a tutorial out there I could look at or...

Does anyone have experience, recommendations or just plain opinions that might help me out? We really need a high-quality, high-performance option for little to no money. (Boy, you could say that about almost anything couldn't you!) Currently our organization is using SQL Server 2000. It...

Just some notes about schema design... One of the primary purposes of using type tables and a relational database engine is to enforce data integrity. Say you were a construction company and had a lot of vehicles, typically a related schema would be designed similar to this: Table...

CesarR - WROX books - www.4guysfromrolla.com - msdn.microsoft.com Have Fun! munkyCmunkyDU

You have a few choices, these are the two I would recommend. If you have very little experienced support around you (aka other developers) and you don't have a strong company budget backing you, OR if the existing support around you (your company's IT group) leans towards Linux/Unix/Open...

What is your end goal? What are you creating? munkyCmunkyDU

Here you go. I have some other ideas that might help you as well, I will put them in following posts - as I need to get back to some real work. Thanks for this problem - it was a challenge. Have Fun! munkyCmunkyDU <=================================================> TABLES...

ohhh jeanpierre... Having worked fairly extensively in both... Yes, there will be a significant learning curve. But the good news is that it will be mostly downhill. When you move to SQL Server you will discover that many of the things you wanted to do in MySQL CAN actually be done in MSSQL...

download the .NET Enterprise Beta developer stuff - it comes with the plug-ins for generating db's (requires Vision 2002/xp Prof.) Have Fun. munkyCmunkyDU

definately check this out but... You might need to make sure the button submitting the form is an actual type=submit button. Also, I think there are differences in the way browsers handle the onSubmit event depending on whether it comes from a programmed event or an actual click event. sorry...

... UI issues - aren't they fun! The simplest way to do this is to change the way you are building the table. Instead of creating a new table for each job, create one table for the whole thing, like this: <table> ...loop code here </table> Also, if you are needing to do more with the table...

... I know its a pain but... You are going to have to give more info in this post to get a helpful response. For SQL issues it's best to include the table structure of the related tables in your post. This will help us help you better. Also, it is sometimes helpful on complicated issues to...

Visual Studio .NET is for developing applications designed to run on the .NET framework. If you have used Visual InterDev the way it could/should be used in version 6 then you will be pleased with the .NET tools. If you've used InterDev 6 as a web development tool previously, for ASP...

Hey there... This is what you need. window.close(); Have Fun! munkyCmunkyDU