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i haven't had to admin my spectralink system for quite a while, so i'm a little rusty. I plugged a null cable into the serial port and fired up the chk3000 tool, but its asking for a password. I don't recall it ever needing a password before. Any ideas?? ------------------------ Doug J...

Ahh, VLOOKUP! I love that function. You should make sure your lookup field (in your case, column A) is sorted in ascending order. If its not, you may not find the value you're looking for. Also, the sample Wray gave will only work if the range (A2:D5) is on the same worksheet as the formula...

Terry, This will be a tough one to track down to a specific cause. I just spent several hours working on the same issue today with another program. Go to Google and type in "memory could not be read" (include the quotes) and you'll find lots of references, most involving Win2K, with...

For others who may be new to using XCOPY, the /M and /A switches are worth getting familiar with. When a file gets modified, the Archive attribute gets set to A (you can see this using the ATTRIB command or from Explorer under Properties for the file). You can use this attribute to tell XCOPY to...

Use the START command before calling the executable. Example1: @echo off notepad exit This will launch notepad, but will keep the CMD/DOS window open until Notepad is closed. Now try this: Example 2: @echo off start notepad exit This will launch Notepad, then immediately close...

You could use custom stationary or program a macro button to do it, but that means the Boss would have to remember to use the proper procedure. To have it all happen automatically, you'd have to modify the document templates. DISCLAIMER: I'm assuming you've got developer level access to the...

We're using v4.6.6 and we usually just program a macro button to add the signature. Lets you do all the font formattig you want.

I'd like to burn a CD that has an archival copy of a web site. When I tag the page as a favorite, then select "Make Available Offline", and run the Synchronize process, where is the data physically stored? I can see from the "Properties" screen how much space the locally...

I'm assuming you've got developer level access to the database, are aware of the ramifications of changing the structure of your database vs changing the template, and always follow safe practices when changing default settings (i.e. BACK UP YOUR FILE FIRST!!!!). If all that's so, go into...

This is one of those two-way blame games, each side saying its the other's fault. Take a look as MSKB articles Q136204 and Q138053. They expain this pretty well. In a nutshell, the MS mail client sends out the message as rich text, assuming the recipient can also receive rich-text (and of...

Did a little more digging and found that the icon for the START button is actuially stored in USER.EXE. Use your favorite icon editor to open/edit the icons in the file. There are multiple copies of the icon in different sizes to accomodate your screen resolution, so you'll either have to change...

There was a shell tweaking utility (not TweakUI) I stumbled across a while back that let you change the text of the start button. Poking around, I realized that it was actually twiddling some bytes in the Explorer.exe file. I'd guess that the image for the start button (the little Windows flag)...

All the stuff listed in "Add/Remove Programs" is stored under: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall Delete the key from there and it won't show on the list. Note that this does not remove or uninstall the program, it just takes it off the list.

There's a nice little program that PC Mag published a while back called ANSI.COM. This lets you use all the same ASNI formatting codes, but it loads dynamically, so you don't have to load ANSI.SYS from a config file. You just load it at the beginning of your batch file, issue the ANSI codes and...

I'm assuming that the properties for the icons are correct (i.e. you didn't somehow tell Explorer that you actually wanted all the icons displayed as Access). If the properties are correct, and Windows is just confused about what to display, you can take a more direct approach than TweakUI by...

It sounds to me like its probably a Base-64 encoded MIME attachment that isn't being properly converted. Try this: save the text of the entire message to your hard drive. Give the file any name you want, but use the extension "B64". Open the file in a Base-64 decoder. I know WinZIP 8...

OK, here's a long-shot. I've had situations with Notes in the past (usually with the Connection documents) where I *knew* I had everything set correctly, but a function still didn't work. In those cases, I've often fixed the problem by deleteing the troublesome document, restarting Notes, then...

Three things: 1) Make sure you've got a replica of the Global address book stored locally. If you've used the default name for your personal NAB, then make sure you use some other name for the global NAB replica (GLBNAMES.NSF, for example) 2) Under "File, Tools, User Prefs, Mail", add...

I do this frequently. Just add the new full address to the "Short Name and/or Internet Address" field of the Person document. Make sure it's the full address (my.name@blahblah.com) and if there are multiple addresses, separate them with a comma. If you've done this already, and it...

I too stuggled with the E6096 problem for several weeks. I'll spare you all the dead-ends that were followed and tell you that what finally fixed the problem for me, on two different systems, was upgrading the firmware on the drive. We're using Exabyte M2 drives in Dell PowerEdge 4400's with...