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Just one other tip would to ensure the colours work well on different monitors would be to use the "safe" colours used in web design. Simply ensure that the numbers for each of the channels is a multiple of 3. e.g. 00, 33, 66, 99, CC or FF. Thus you might have: $500 Gold: FF CC 00...

You could try having the batch file try to create a file in the root of c: (e.g. ECHO Test Text > C:\TEST.TXT) and the use IF EXIST C:\TEST.TXT to see if the file was created. Since restricted users have only read permissions to the root of c: the file will be missing whereas an Admin user will...

I think you're using too many switches - try just REGSVR32 /u DLLPathFileName first then with the /i swich if this is unsuccessful. As far as I can tell, the /n switch prevents the dll register server from working! (The reason for the "must be used with /i" comment in the help seems to be that...

For Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP Professional, the limit is 10. For XP Home Edition the limit is 5 simultaneous connections. Not that every connection to a share uses up one of the available connections, so a single user connected to three different shares on the PC uses three...

Try the following link to download a VBS script that you can schedule using the Sceduled Tasks in Windows. http://www3.sympatico.ca/mechtech/defrag.zip Good luck

I didn't mean the Mail profile but rather the user's profile. Log on as a local administrator (not the user), right click on the My Computer icon and select Properties. Click on the User Profiles tab, select your problem user and delete them. When they next log on a new profile will be created...

Try this: =VALUE(LEFT(A1,4)) It worked for me! :-)

You'll need to go to the local security policy (under the Administrative tools) the look under Local Policies > Security Options to find the "Don't display last user name in logon screen" key. Change the setting to Disabled. If your PC is part of an AD domain, then this setting may...

Try un-installing Office and re-installing, making sure that the clip art is not tagged as "Install on 1st use"

This is only a guess but it is probably to with the change in printer driver and/or fonts when you upgraded. (The lines may be slightly smaller than previously. Using a table to format the labels might help, particularly as you can then specify an exact height and width for the cells. Hope this...

If you're using Outlook with dial-up e-mail, then there's nothing you can do but change the file extension. If you're attaching to an Exchange server, the the rules for sending/receiving attachments can be set at the server -go and talk nicely to your Exchange Administrator! :o)

As this only happens on a particular PC, have you tried deleting the user's local profile?