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Think Cookies... thats an acceptable way currently of writing to clients machine if they accept them. You didn't state what your trying to write.

Check Tools Internet Options..security custom level etc...should be self explanatory

Yes you can do it with the following caviats. 1. All Client accessing must use MS browser solution. 2. Don't need to scale beyond few users(Control whos comminng in and count). If need to scale so switch to a more robust DB. Solution you are looking at generally used only applicable on...

As most user/passwords are verified against a database MySql/MSSql/Oracle/Tsunami anyway one might as well include failedCnt field also and just verify off this. Using a timebased trigger you can clear this account so user can try later/ get as fancy as you wish with analysis of failedCnt/freq...

Use Package and deployment wizard to create a cabfile for destination server. Note if you have not registerd the Dll on the server you cannot execute Server.CreateObject("AspConx.Mail"). You might consider creating a quick and dirty test harness (testMeAspConx.exe )that you use to...

Because you want to move a file form local to internet destination consider hear are some options you can use 1. MS internet controls 2. HTML control 3. Shell and use a Batch/scriptfile utilizing built in ftp functionality 4. DTS depending on version has ftp built in

When using activex with associated dlls where you are unsure of what exactly you need(I'm assuming your using VB/C to write this activex) You should use the package and deployment wizard to prepare a series of cab files for testing purposes. You can acept all the defaults to start with and strip...

Error 1722: The RPC server is unavailable. Error 1723: The RPC server is too busy to complete this operation. Error 1721: Not enough resources are available to complete this operation. These errors do not appear to be dependent upon the the number of Licenses (License Logging Service), the...

You didnt state platform OS etc. You may find your solution in MDAC version 2.5 / 2.6 and OS your are running NT Srvc PK 6/ 2000 etc. I have traced ado errors related to SQL server driver you are using.

This is directed to Sara I. Robles.... On NT,Win2k system,XP etc. One of the things that will also cause it to not render properly is The Internet explorer version. In your asp/Htm files that you create or modify you may need <%Response.Buffer=True%> at the top (IE 4.0) to insure page rendered...

This is directed to Sara I. Robles.... On NT,Win2k system,XP etc. One of the things you that will also cause it to not render properly is The Internet explorer version. In your asp/Htm files that you create or modify you may need <%Response.Buffer=True%> at the top (IE 4.0) to insure page...

If end users have security setting on IE set to Low will help. Local copy will install (one time hit) should use open from location not save file to local when asked.