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We use ActiveReports with VB6. The product is easy to use and works quite well. However, the manual is very badly organized and tech support is non-existent.

Have you tried enclosing it in quotes? data1.databasename = "c:\Inservices\Inservices Data.mdb"

If you fetch the entire table at once, it is going to take longer initially, but if you then have all the info in a disconnected recordset, you will be able to access it without rehitting the database. If you have to go across a network to hit the database server, the can be a big savings in...

If you don't want to do the copy a single file at a time, take a look at the FilesystemObject from Windows Scripting Host.

You can't use the Header function after anything has been output to your page. Even though you don't print it, I think the mail function outputs a result.

The problem with what you want to do is that both & and . are operators in PHP.

Somebody with more experience than me may have a better answer, but I don't think you can pass the field name directly. However, something like this should work: if @clientx = 'fieldname1' update Product Set fieldname1 = @ClientNum else if @clientx = 'fieldname2' update Product Set...

Did you ever find a solution to this? I just built a new system using an Athlon XP 1600 and moved my hard drives to the new system. Every time I boot I get the STOP: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DRIVE just like you did. If I move the drive back to the old system, the problem goes away.

A lot of factors will affect the answer to your question. What platform are you using. Some DBs are available for only Windows, some for only Unix, some for both. What is "affordable/free" ? If you mean FREE, and you are using Windows, you are pretty much limited to MySQL or MSDE ...

You're right. I just tried it! However, I did find code at the following URL which supposedly will allow you to do it. Good Luck http://www.andreavb.com/tip050007.html

When you say you "sent in" crlf characters, how did you do this? Try something like: strTooltip = "This is line 1" & vbCRLF & "This is line 2" I haven't tried it with tooltips, but it works fine in message boxes.

Write a batch file as follows: net use lpt1: \\PRN-NOC3\"LaserJet Printer under NOC M&C Console" net use lpt2: \\prn-noc1\"EPSON Stylus Photo 1280" net use lpt3: \\PREMPDC\NOC_Shop net use lpt4: \\PREMPDC\"HP Color LaserJet 4500 PCL 5c" The quotes may or may not...

Either Linux Journal or Linux Magazine (can't remember which) had a how-to article on this subject a month or two ago.

The terms "harder" and "easier" really don't apply. It is just "different". It is actually fairly easy (I think).

Have you tried re-creating your indexes after moving the database to SQL2000? I don't know if that is the answer, but it might help.

Check the Clipper forum if it is still active. I remember a discussion about this subject a year or so ago.

HaspDos is a software protection scheme that has been installed on your computer by some application. I remember we had some imaging/scanning software a couple of years ago that used HaspDos, but I'm afraid I can't help you with any additional info about it.

You don't need Samba. In Apache, create a virtual website and give it an ip address. For example in /etc/http/conf/vhosts/Vhosts.conf: <VirtualHost 192.168.1.101> ServerName intranet.mysite.net DocumentRoot /http/mysit ### or wherever your site is </VirtualHost> Then create an alias on your...

I'll add my vote for Mandrake. I've been using it for about 3 years with no major problems. I have websites running on it and use a box with a minimal Mandrake install as a firewall. Works great. Tried Redhat, but had hardware compatability problems. Tried SuSe (several releases ago) and...

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