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I had this happen to one user of mine. What I had to do was completely uninstall and reinstall. Try that and let me know. Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

i will send you the info tomorrow when i get to work. Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

Chuckbutler, Did you get this resolved? If not try using a PDT file when setting up your Client Access printer in your session. Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

MNSVB - You need to make sure that your 'servername' is accessible via DNS. Try to do a ping request --> ping servername If you receive 'Unkown host', then your network can't resolve the name to an IP therefore try a ping request to the server's ip address. If you get a reply then use the...

jrjuilian, Open up iSeries Navigator and check you connections. I believe what's happening is when logging into the workstation it's trying to connect to the Application Administration. Right-Click on your connection under 'My Connections'. Select Properties. Select 'Administration System'...

kgreer - You can also use the AcctCde parameter. I've assigned my profiles a certain number (001) that represent what location they are at, then you can setup a query. I can get you an example if you'd like. Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

Two books I used when first introduced to the 400 are --> Introduction to AS/400 System Operations, by Heidi Rothenbuehler and Patrice Gapen Implementing AS/400 Security, by Carol Woodbury & Wayne Madden Good luck. Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

Make sure you have the /s after powerpnt. that is the switch that tells power point to run the slide show. on this line WshShell.Run "Powerpnt" needs to be WshShell.Run "Powerpnt /s filename " Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

Try this--> Dim wsh Set wsh = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") wsh.Run "powerpnt /s C:\Temp\test.ppt" Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

Check out this link--> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/Q254/0/11.ASP&NoWebContent=1 Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

If you don't want *ALL host severs running you could strhostsvr *netsvr, that's what you need running to map drives. Using the strhostsvr *all starts all servers even tftp, ddm, etc. Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas select * from Life where Brain is not null

yep, that was my next suggestion. what version of os do you have? Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas

You might check to ensure the passwords are ExAcTly the same. Depending on what password-level you are on(system value --> QPWDLVL) will determine case sensitivity. If you are level 2 then you need to make sure passwords are case sensitive on both sides. Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas

Thanks chmohan. I used If InStr(fl.name, "X") = 0 Then my code. works great. Rich Bateman American Bank of Texas

Can I test the file name before appending to it. I added a line to it but it keeps adding an X. Thanks Set FldCnt = objFd1.Files For Each fl in FldCnt If Left(fl.name,1) <> &quot;X&quot; Then fl.name= Left(fl.Name, (Len(fl.Name)-4)) & &quot;X&quot; & Right(fl.Name, 4)...

Here is part of the code. With all the objects. Dim objFSO, _ objwsh, _ objFd1, _ fldPa1, _ fldCnt, _ File, _ Fl fldPa1 = &quot;\\Oc-ds\ABT\New Accounts\DrvLic\__Scanned&quot; Set objFSO = CreateObject(&quot;Scripting.FileSystemObject&quot;) Set...

Worked great! Thank you chmohan and mrmovie. Here is the final code. Set FldCnt = objFd1.Files For Each fl in FldCnt fl.name= Left(fl.Name, (Len(fl.Name)-4)) & &quot;X&quot; & Right(fl.Name, 4) msgbox fl.name Next

thanks mrmovie for a quick reply. i think i'm getting closer but i get an error 'Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment: 'Len' is the syntax correct?

I'm needing to append to file names a static letter (let's say the letter X) Ex: TT1PP2-A0.tif --> TT1PP2-A0X.tif I know I can use the obj.MoveFile method but not sure how to go implement it to look at a specific folder and change all files in it. Thanks. This is what I've got: Set FldCnt =...

Are you wanting to edit this vbscript? If so you will need a program from Microsoft called screnc. Once you have that just enter on a command line the following: screnc c:\file.vbe c:\file1.vbs once it's done you will be able to edit the .vbs file.