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It's been a long time, but here goes. If I'm not mistaking, it was a problem with the program itself. Or check to make sure that both PC's have IIS installed. The PC with the database and the PC accessing the database.

Thanks Seaspray, good advise. But the article that Serbtastic mentions worked. I don't have access to the servers so I can't add a batch files in theirs profiles. but changing it on the machine is working so far. Thanks everybody.

I have Widows 2000 pro server and windows 2000 pro desktop. Out of the 50 users I have Two of them are experiencing this. They have severals letters maps to the server (Data only). Eg. L drive. Eg. situation, opens a doc on the L drive, after a bit, if they try to save it gives them an error...

I had a similar problem with our DHCP server. My machines would not look at any settings that were not local. What I ended up doing was adding the domain in the TCP/IP Properties Just in case: Advance button - DNS tab - Select append these DNS suffixes. My DHCP server should have been able...

I agree with you. But I have a client base of around 2000. These 50 people are my programmers, they develop internal application, some time they need to play with the environment settings to test or properly write their apps. Going to their machines every time to change one little thing is...

I have about 50 clients in my group that need to have their accounts in the administrator group. What I need to do is leave them all their rights except, the rights to change the administrator's password. Anybody know a way to do this?

I have an access XP database (really basic, firstName, Lastname, ph#, etc). Using windows 2000 professional as my desktop. The coding should be OK, It works on one other machine. Scenario #1: When I get to my web page, which is local, manually with FILE - OPEN... and when I click on search...