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Hi Anne, Thnaks for that - it's very helpful. I've managed to recover the text using Word 2002 in Win XP (is that what you meant?) - but I've lost all the (extensive) formatting and layout (lots of it was laid out with tables) and all the images. The recovered document consists of the text...

Hi, I've been editing a 1.6 mb .DOC file (in Word 9 - Win 2000) which contains quite a few images but is nothing particularly complicated. Had to amend a bunch of stuff and make some new additions. Changed the style sheet a bit but nothing complex. Added a load of new images and saved the file...

That's it - thanks very much Bob.

Hi - thanks for that. It worked - up to a point! I am now being asked to enter a "network password" before I can access this site. I've tried all the obvious usernames/pasword combinations but nothing seems to work. I've been flailing around trying to work out what's happening and I...

Hi, I’m trying to create a new site using Dreamweaver and IIS. There are a lot of related files which I need to hand but don’t want to put in the web folder, so I created a structure thus: wwwroot /newsite /related stuff /newsite.co.uk /images /includes /etc default.asp file1.asp...

rac2 - Hi, I've tried that and it works just fine, so thanks. activeX - Hi, sounds interesting - could you just expand on that a tad? Thanks both. Bob

I have a number of <input> boxes named text1, text2 and a couple of <iframes> named strTextRichText1 & 2 and I want to use the following function to fill the input boxes. <code> function output(N) { document.forms[0][(&quot;text&quot; +...

Hi Shaddow, That's worked just fine - thanks. Bob Levien.

I’m trying to use the RecordSet.PageSize property to display a sub-set of records but I’m getting strange results. Here’s the relevant code: objConn.Open &quot;driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};dbq=&quot; & strDBName & &quot;;&quot; objRS.CacheSize=2 objRS.PageSize=1...

Hi Terry, Thanks very much for that - it does eaxactly what I needed. Spot on. Cheers, Bob Levien

I have a table in a database which contains messages posted to a forum. Each message has a msgID and a parentMsgID. I want to create a SQL statement which will select all the opening messages (where parentMsgID =0) with a COUNT of all the replies to that original message. Has anyone any ideas?

I'm trying to check that a form field has been filled In IE5 I use something like: function isBlank(box) { if(document.form1.elements[box].value==&quot;&quot;) { alert(&quot;Sorry, this is a required field&quot;); document.form1.elements[box].focus(); return false; } } I thought that...

Hi, Thanks for that, but it already was, also inside a <span> tag. I'm pretty sure the problem is with the NS6 DOM. I suspect that it doesn't like the .src part in document.getElementById('circles').src=eval(&quot;nav&quot; + n + &quot;.src&quot;); Any other suggestions gratefully received...

In IE I can write: document.circles.src=eval(&quot;nav&quot; + n + &quot;.src&quot;); to change the image of an element called circles - as in: <img name=&quot;circles&quot; src=&quot;images/allnav.gif&quot;> Can anyone tell me what the Netscape 6 equivalent is? I’ve tried ...

Hi, Thank you both. Bob.

I have a JavaScript function [checkForm(n)] which checks that the first “n” fields of a form are not blank - gets called when the form is submitted: <form action=&quot;cdonts/premail.asp&quot; method=&quot;post&quot; id=&quot;form1&quot; name=&quot;form1&quot; language=&quot;javascript&quot...

That's great - works a treat. Thanks a lot. I don't suppose <pushing it> you have a solution to my previous question about why it doesn't work in Netscape? </pushing it> Bob.

I’m trying to pass a variable into a function but can’t find the right syntax: I have a number of image sources called nav1.src, nav2.src, nav3.src etc I want to use something like the following function to change them around function navigate(n) { document.circles.src=”nav” + n + “.src”...

The following works just fine in both IE and NS: <A href=&quot;#&quot; onMouseOver=&quot; document.circles.src=nav2.src&quot; <IMG border=0 class=nav height=79 name=circles src=&quot;images/nav1.gif&quot; width=80> </A> BUT when I try to use a function it only works in IE: function...

Hi, Can anyone help? I have a Recordset of replies to a question and replies to the replies. There is no limit to how deeply they can be nested (replies to replies to replies to…etc). Each record contains a Message Id (MID)and a Parent ID (PID) which holds the Message ID of the parent record...