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I know how to request a read receipt on a message, but how do I know if a message sent to me, had a read receipt requested by it's sender (is there a way I can look at the properties of the message to find out?) Thanks!

Great, it works! Thanks. I can't believe I've struggled with something so simple, for so long (couldn't locate it in help either..!!). Thanks again.

Thank you! I'll try it at home tonight in Win98.

If I have a long description type text in a Cell, with Wrap Text turned on, I would like to force a 'line break' within the cell. How do I do that? (at the moment, I type spaces until the intened second line text jumps to the second line, or resize the column until it does.. there must be a...

After installing trial software, it inserted itself as part of my Startup in Win 98. Now, I have to manually close it from the Taskbar very time I restart my machine. Looking at /START MENU /STARTUP, I can't find an entry for the program. Should I look elsewhere to remove it (registry maybe..?)...

You might be able to use something like the following.Take note that you would have to add LEFT JOINS for as many possible different ACCTS a CUST might have (The coding below assumes MAX of three). Also, the coding below assumes the CUST cannot have more than one of the same ACCT numbers. You...

You should be able to use something like the following... SELECT cast(substr(date,1,8)||'01' as DATE FORMAT 'YYYY-MM-DD') AS Begin_of_month_Date ,CAST(substr(ADD_MONTHS (CAST (substr(date,1,8)||'15' AS DATE FORMAT 'YYYY-MM-DD'), 1),1,8)||'01' AS date format 'yyyy-mm-dd') - 1 AS...

Can you try something like the following....? SELECT MAX(a.Max1) FROM (SELECT MAX(SUM(qnty))AS MAX1 FROM tpurcd UNION SELECT MAX(prod) AS MAX1 FROM tpurcd) a

Thanks for all the help.

Terafic, I think you can run a stored procedure from a macro if it is the only statement in the macro. You should be able to run macro's from a stored procedure.

I need to do something like the following : EXECUTE MACRO m1 WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM t1); Since SQL does not support the statement above, I initially thought I should probably get away using ActivityCount, but the number of macro's involved etc.. makes this a little messy to code... I was...