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  1. anthony76

    IE 5 broken images

    I fixed the problem. I had enabled a footer on our site. Some of the images had the footer attached to them. When I disabled the footer all the images were shown. I tested on IE 5 for the mac. When I held "option" and double clicked a broken image I saw the gif data and the footer...
  2. anthony76

    IE 5 broken images

    I'm using ASP on IIS 4. Internet Explorer version 5 does not show all the images on my site. All other versions of explorer and netscape show the images. IE 5 doesn't show some of the images. http://eus.wsu.edu/ddp/ Has anybody else had this problem? How do I fix it?
  3. anthony76

    Database response is too slow

    I want to access FoxPro 2.X tables through ODBC.&nbsp;&nbsp;I think any installation that has VFP ODBC drivers will replace my old driver.&nbsp;&nbsp;I could use the VFP driver with FoxPro but all of my SQL would have to change.<br><br><br>
  4. anthony76

    Slow ODBC (IIS, ODBC, cals to datbases via www)

    I'm using ASP with service pack 6a.&nbsp;&nbsp;SQL database works fine but foxpro 2.6 is slower than before service pack 6a.
  5. anthony76

    Database response is too slow

    We are running NT4 with the latest service pack(6a). The foxpro driver was replaced with a visual foxpro driver.&nbsp;&nbsp;We installed the foxpro 2.6 driver again.&nbsp;&nbsp;When our Active Server Pages access a foxpro table the loadtime is much longer than before the service pack installation.

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