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Okay people. I know this has been out there for a while, and I know someone has the answer, but damned if I can find it! How do you prevent the taskbar in Windows XP from rearranging its icons ON IT'S OWN? I've seen it before, but I can't recall how to stop it, but there IS A WAY. This...

This connector is apparently broken, and I can't find any help on the matter online. Has anyone else had any luck getting the Outlook 2003 Connector for Lotus Domino R6 to work at all?? I can install it just fine, and when I go to setup the mail account in Outlook 2003, things look good. But...

Once again, to answer my own question, all I needed was a simple (and the MOST simple worked in this case) broadband router to handle the "routing." In my case, I used an old Linksys (before being eaten by Cisco) broadband router, that has only one incoming and one outgoing port. Regardless of...

By the way, in case anyone is wondering, this has been solved. Why no one else either knows about the fix, or cares, is beyond me, considering the wide range of people this affects. The problem is on Windows XP when viewing subfolders of shares from Windows 2003 SP1. The root folders of the...

I know the files are there because when I RD into the NAS, I can see the files just fine. I can play with them all I want, and I still see them just fine from the remote desktop session. But from any client, including me, as a domain admin, I can't see some of the files. <<<<[flux]>>>>

ScottCr, Thanks for replying. Yes, permissions are wide open. I had them set properly, and thought that might be it. Obviously, it isn't. The admin (me) also has wide open rights to the folders in question, and none of us can see the files that should be there. Basically, it looks like its...

Files were stored on a Win2003 Standard server. I bought a NAS device, running Windows 2003 Storage Server. I moved some files onto the NAS. Through login script, clients are mapped to files on NAS. This morning, not all files are showing up for the clients. The files are there, but...

I need some help. I've currently got an operational Windows 2003 forest, with one domain. DNS, DHCP, and WINS all run off the one domain controller. This is the production forest/domain, so its live and is working properly. I'd like to add an additional forest and domain for a testing...

Pmonett, Oh boy. Now we get to see just how limited my working knowledge of Domino is! YAY! No, I don't use cascading NABs. Is this something like an address book inside an address book? Sort of a pre-deteremined group of addresses? <<<<[flux]>>>>

Pmonett, I'm not sure if you're reading the question correctly. Either that, or I'm misunderstanding your response. I've got Domino Access for Microsoft Outlook installed alongside Outlook 2003. Therefore, Outlook is the client to Domino 7. I'm not using Lotus Notes in any way. (By the...

I just read a document on Lotus' website that indicated I can't share a contact list within Domino Access for MS Outlook. I really need this for my users, so I'm wondering what's the work-around? There's got to be some way of sharing a contact list, either as a contact list or an "address...

Kevin, Okay, thanks for that snippet of code. I don't know Perl, really, but programming in general is just logical thinking to me, so when I grasp the grammar, its pretty straight forward from there. As for the NMS program, I've already downloaded it, and have yet to implement it. I'm...

KevinADC, Thanks for the info. And thanks for the reminder about the code. Nonetheless, I understand what you're saying about spaces not being empty characters. I also know that Perl should be able to ignore form fields that contain nothing but spaces when parsing the form. Maybe its time...

Okay, I figured it out. The logic behind the if statement was a little confusing. Specifically, we're talking about the portion of the check_required subroutine that checks for blank required fields or required fields containing a space. First off, this only checks for ONE space in the...

Rieekan, Thanks a bunch, bub. I basically copied your code into the formmail script, minus some of the file population lines, and it works perfectly. I also immediately understood the mistake with the $filename/$file handle, so I took care of that right away. Thanks again!! <<<<[flux]>>>>

I'm using Matt's Formmail 1.92 script, and everything is working like it should, with the exception of the "check_requred" subroutine. It'll catch a required field if its blank, but not if its got a single space in it. I can't make it work. Can anyone help me understand the logic behind...

Rieekan, Ah, now I see what I previously missed. I'm modifying the formmail 1.92 Blat script from Matt Wright's site. There wasn't any explained way to add the datetime, so I thought I'd try it myself. Anyway, I hadn't fully understood how you used the new filename, but now I see. Its a...

Rieekan, Thanks for the code, but I'm a little confused. Is all that just for the sake of appending the datetime to the filename? And what is the filename itself, in your example code? Considering this formmail script is the very first thing I've ever done with Perl, I'm a newbie, but this...

I'm playing with the formmail script, and I'd like to output the form data to a file, with a timestamp in the filename. This is happening on a Win2k3 Server, running IIS 6.0. I've got the formmail script working in its basic functions, ie I can fill out a form and have it e-mail me. Does...

Thanks go to BOTH of you guys for helping me out. I had actually thought it had something to do with Past Special... but I just couldn't recall. Wonderful! <<<<[flux]>>>>