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I'll try to answer your questions as best I can. As far as I know, we don't have an MX record. Actually we do, but it's not for our Exchange server. The MX record for our domain points to a server at our ISP, which then holds our e-mail and then we use EFS to download our e-mail from the ISP...

Here is my current situation: 1. I send an e-mail from my client desktop through the Exchange server. 2. The Exchange server connects to the remote host (with the SMTP server), and initiates a dialog to send the mail. 3. The mail does not go through, and it sits in the Outgoing Queue on...

I apologize for not mentioning it in my last post. I did copy and paste your code into my form, as well as substituting in the name of my combo box. Still no luck. I'll play with it more tonight after work, and I'll post what I try with the results. Thanks! Steve

Hi Gus Brunston, The RowSource property of the combo box simply says "IsEmployed", which is a query I created that employs the SQL statement: SELECT EmployeeNum, [Lastname] & ", " & [Firstname] & " " & [MI] AS ConcatName FROM [Personnel Table] WHERE [Personnel...

Thank you very much Rich! I had been trying to do something just like your solution, but just couldn't figure it out. I have another problem now though and cannot figure it out for the life of me. The combo box displays exactly the way I wanted, but I have not been able to actually select one...

Victorv, I just happened to be reading through this thread, and your last reply stated that you shouldn't abuse the use of malloc if you don't need it. As more and more programs are becoming datacentric, it becomes more of a waste to use statically allocated memory. I realize it all depends...

Hello, I have a table with the following fields: EmployeeNum Lastname Firstname MI among many others. I also have a form with a combo box and a text box. What I would like to do is: The combo box needs to list the last name, first name, and middle initial of all the records in the table...