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Hi Peter, thanks for responding... The actual problem is that it's not a webserver, just a standard file server. I was aware of the setting in IIS, but wasn't sure if there's a way to do it with just standard permissions?

Hi everyone, I've got a weird problem that I can't believe Win 2000 can't handle! We have an application that automatically writes files to a file server and keeps the file paths stored in a database (paperless imaging system). The users need full access to their files to change and delete...

Hi there..<br><br>I'm developing a site that only uses IE-specific components.&nbsp;&nbsp;I've set up a start page that detects the browser and only shows the real start page if the user is using IE.&nbsp;&nbsp;However, I'd like to create a link on my Netscape-displayed page that would fire up...

Yea, I did try that... and it didn't work.&nbsp;&nbsp;But I just tried it again to be sure, and it did!&nbsp;&nbsp;I don't know what you did, but it worked from afar! :)

Ok, this is probably a really simple question for most... but it's driving me nuts!<br><br>I need Access 2000 to treat a number field as straight text, so it doesn't drop zeros or round up or down numbers.&nbsp;&nbsp;For example, if I currently enter in &quot;160.55&quot;, it will pull in to my...

I hope someone can help!<br><br>I have some basic knowledge on ADO/Access.&nbsp;&nbsp;I'm attempting to write a webpage that will display data depending on a quantity in a database.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br><br>I can figure out the code after the query, but how do I return a value from a database back...

I don't think there is! You may have to do what you said with the 5 drive partition.

This is a long shot, but ensure that no policies are being enforced down onto your PC.<br> <br> I'm not sure where the file resides on an NT Server, but it's called config.pol and it will modify your registry everytime you log into the network, and when you don't, it won't (although I thought it...

Hello All...<br> <br> I'm an experienced Network Admin, but an Access beginner. I have a question, is it possible to link two more more queries together to perform functions in sequence? Here's my dilemma:<br> <br> We are using an Access DB to store 800#'s that our company uses. Our Telecom...