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Standard feature 33. Had avaya engineers in the system for 2 hours, couldn't figure it out. They said it's not saposed to send out caller id info on a trunk to trunk transfer. Go figure.

Yes caller ID is being sent properly in every other case, except when doing a remote forward.

Hello, We have an answering service that we send calls to at night. We just switched to a new one that requires caller id in order to work. Right now we set the operation extension to remote forward to the answering service, which works great. Only problem is there is no caller id being sent...

You're question isn't very clear. How is she getting the mail sent to your domain from the ISP's mail servers?

Hello, I have a weird thing happening in Outlook, I had it in XP and now also have it in 2003. It happens sporadically. When sending an e-mail with an attachment, the send button simply does not work. You can click it until you’re blue in the face. In order to send the e-mail, I have to save...

You can also fill the cells white, this will hold up on other computers that have gridlines on.

You could create a macro to lock, and then another macro to unlock.

GFI is the way to go for SPAM. GFI gives the option of Bayesian filtering. Symantec is tops in the virus protection. Also see...

Hello, I have a Pix at my site, and a pix at the customers site. The customers pix is setup with an ipsec vpn connection. I can't seem to use Cisco Client at my site, to connect to the customers pix. I think it has something to do with my pix. At home, everything works fine, I can connect to...

Try: Open the query in design view and under the field there is a criteria cell. Put something like <> &quot;&quot; or Is Not Null.

Sorry, It's in a report and I'm retarded. I deleted my controls and it worked fine. Thanks, Andy

Hello, I'm wondering if there is a way to string together fields without having seperate controls. Say I have a query that's giving me the fields f1, f2 and f3. I would like to setup 1 control with all 3 of these fields in succession. I can do this by making seperate controls on the page and...

Cosmo, you're a genius... Why the 2 I's on the IF though? Thanks! Andy

Oh man! So much easier than I thought... I was trying to write the actual SQL... Thanks again!

One step further... Ok I set a control to this: =&quot;Weeks: &quot; & (DateDiff(&quot;ww&quot;,Now(),[LastContact])*-1) Can I put a condition into place that if &quot;LastContact&quot; has no value that it would be blank? Thanks! Andy

Wouldn't be SQL statment still asking for those values would it?

You are awesome, Thanks!

Hello, I've got a report in which each record has a &quot;startdate&quot; and &quot;completiondate&quot;. Can I calculate the number of weeks between these when running the report? Thanks, Andy

Wow... I've done SQL statements, but these joins just kill me. How do you think the SQL statement through when you go to write it? Truth be told I've got 6 or 7 other tables similar to the estimators setup. For sake of your time I was hoping I could see how it was done with 1 and copy it...

For some reason I can't get it to work... Here's the actual Tables... Register -ID (Prikey) -JobName -Others Estimators -ID (Prikey) -Last -First RegEstimators -RegisterID (Prikey) (Related to Register/ID) -EstimatorID (Prikey) (Related to Estimators/ID) Here is the SQL I had: SELECT...