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Thanks, I do own the Enterprise edidtion and I will go that route. Again, thanks for the help. It's been way too long since I've done any dbs programming etc and it's amazing how much I'm having to retrain myself :-)

Thanks, I can do Access but I want to make sure I have 100% compatibility with our SQL box/dbs.

It's been about a year since I've done any VB programming. My experience level is what I would consider moderate, but this is something I've never had to do before. I want to design a VB6 Front End that will use the tables in a SQL 2000 Database but... here at home I do not have SQL Server or...

Try removing it in Safe Mode and then reinstall it. We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

Try unistalling it in Safe Mode We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

Why not just go buy a new cartridge? Maybe it's empty, Maybe it's dried up, Maybe it's clogged. We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

Check the power supply transformer, it's the thing on the AC power cable sitting right between the wall and the Laptop. If it's working it should heat up. If it stays cold it could be the problem. We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

Sounds stolen to me. Who would sell you a computer and not give you the passwords? And if they had a need to password the Hdd they would have been smart enough to wipe the drive clean before selling it to anyone. Sorry, you may be an upstanding citizen but it sounds pretty shakey. We are...

95-100% of What? We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

Rendering is a CPU intensive process. The faster the CPU, the faster the rendering. (get some more ram too!) The difference between 100 and 133 is theoretical throughput. Chances are if your Mobo or Controller card supports DMA 100 it will support 133 but check with the Mobo or Cards...

Go to Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Click on Internet Explorer. A box will open and one of the choices is to "Repair". Give that a Try. We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

If this is a computer that is on a Network... possibly you've detached you NIC from the Network and it cannot find the PDC (Primary Domain Controller). Just guessing We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

You've completely lost me here. If this is an Access Database you could save it as a "MDE" database once the design is complete. This prevents users from modifying database objects and properties. It also has other ramifications so be sure to read up on MDE databases before...

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=286120 We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

I'm not sure it this will help but this is the guide that I used and it seemed to work ok. I did not apply it to a Network Share... only burned it to CD. All my SPs slipstreamed into it just fine. http://www.onecomputerguy.com/install_tips.htm#slipstraem_office_sp We are always looking for...

I'm not sure if this is the answer but have you tried Tools > Internet options > Advanced > Use inline auto complete ? We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

Have you tried removing the USB devices from the Hardware Manager in Safe Mode? We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

That never happened to me. Try locating the file "shelliconcache". Delete it and then reboot. Windows will rebuild the file and hopefully correct it's own mistake. We are always looking for new members at our computer forums: http://forums.jlrforum.net

I'll keep this short. Also, I am not one of the IT people at my office. I'm just trying to find an answer for them. I do understand SQL Server somewhat and am comfortable making any adjustments to the software We Host our web site in house. It's backend is a new install of SQL 2000 running...

You may need to go into the registry and remove any mention of the program. Also, make sure it's still not in a startup folder or something like that. Before doing the registry thing do a file search for that program and remove them. We are always looking for new members at our computer...