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Look into creating the packages (dlls) on the WIN2K machine as that sounds like you are planning to use IIS on that box for your web server. Checkout either msdn.microsoft.com or www.microsoft.com/technet on setting COM+ and IIS. There is more information there than I can do justice to here...

Which is the client machine - the 2000 box or NT 4? You do not turn-off authenication on the System package, but the actually MTS package you will be deploying. Ronald Spainhour mailto:rspainhour@npc.net

Yes you can, but you will have to turn authenication on the package off. Ronald Spainhour mailto:rspainhour@npc.net

Jeff, I am currently reading a book from MS Press - Programming Distributed Applications with COM+ and Microsoft® Visual Basic® 6.0, Second Edition. It is supposed to deal with that issue. I haven't reached that part of the book yet, but things it has covered so far have been well written. When...

Check to make sure that you have the latest version of the Windows Installer program installed on your 95/98 machines

Check to make sure that the MSDTC service is running on the box that MTS is running on. I had a similiar type of problem and found the service was not started

I took the following path VB-desktop (hard), VB-enterprise (easier than desktop), then 70-100 and then an elective. I took the two VBs first because I was working with VB. Plus these two are more like a standard test - if you review practice tests (memorize) you stand a decent chance of passing...

I don't understand your problem - I coded up your example, entered 'test' in the text box on the first form and 'test' appear in the text box on the second form. How are you defining your 'global' variable. I used both Public (preferred) and Global. I did all this in VB 6.

I agree with DougP. Working on an MCSD without working with the products would be difficult. Products such as Visual SourceSafe are asked about when taking the VB exams for example. Check with your school and see if any employers are looking for co-ops as a way to get in the door and earn...

The Instr function is one way to go. It identifies the position the item being searched for occurs in and if it does not occur it returns a zero. example: dim strTest as string dim strNew as string dim intMypos as integer strTest = '12-13' intMyPos = Instr(1, strTest, "-") strnew =...

Have you check to make sure that the recordset for the subreport containing data? Are you opening the sub-report after opening the main report? Hopefully this will help: (it assumes the main report is open. adoCaseRS is the recordset for the main report and adoTeamMemberRS is the recordset for...

Try looking at shared variables. The do a search on Cyrstal's support site.

Why are you setting a module level variable in the function? If you need the number of records get that in the code that called the function. Also, you do not clean-up RS unless there is an error condition. Try this: Public Function get_header_info(strSessionId As String) As...