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I don't have any documentation to refer you to, but I've always relied on Option 1 above and never been disappointed. Charlie

How can I open subfolders in another user's Exchange mailbox? For instance, suppose a user has a folder under their Contacts folder called Personal Contacts. If, on my machine, I go to File...Open...Other User's Folder..., I can open the other user's main Contacts, Inbox, etc., but I see...

I have a mailing that I need to merge addresses into. The format of the mailing is such that it will be printed front-to-back and each page has two distinct addressees, one on the top half of the page and one on the bottom half of the page. The first page of the document is the back side of...

Hope you've straightened this out by now, Ian, but if someone needs this later, you'll need to use a shortcut that uses command line switches to specify the relevant data paths and shared mode: MARS32.exe -L[Local Clientele path] -D[Server Clientele path] -S For example, "C:\Program...

I'd be grateful if one of you good folks would please explain to me a method by which I may obtain the name of a variable. Specifically, I'm iterating through a MenuItems collection and I'd like to compare the name of each MenuItem to a value stored in a database in order to determine whether...

Take a look at the System.Data.DataView class. You won't be able to run verbatim SQL statements but you can use it to do simple filters/sorts/etc. Charlie Charlie Pastre MCSD, MCSE, MCDBA, CCEA, CCNA, CCDA Transition/1 MAS cpastre@t1mas.com

If you want to wrap it in a stored procedure, I would do something like the following... create proc insert_a_row @HeaderValue int, @DetailValue varchar(10), @row_id uniqueidentifier OUTPUT AS select @row_id = newid() insert Table1 (row_id, value1) values (@new_row_id, @HeaderValue)...

Update: Got the solution to this one from another newsgroup: -----Original Message----- Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 3:10 PM To: DOTNET-CX@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM Subject: Re: [DOTNET-CX] You can work around this to some extent with explicit interface implementation. For example: public...

I'm having trouble trying to "override" a method from an inherited interface but return a different data type than is defined by the interface. Here's an example to clarify: public interface IDataReader {} public interface IDbCommand { IDataReader ExecuteReader(); } public...

try this:<br>'O' + CHAR(ASCII code for ') + 'Connell'