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found it on another thread: for vista x64 this is the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\View Source Editor\Editor Name !!!~~~Shake & Bake~~~!!!

guys - I failed to mention in my original post that I already attempted to do what illogicallylogical suggested. I have set this registry key before on another pc and it worked. the offending machine is a vista x64 laptop. could the 64-bit piece be the problem? thx !!!~~~Shake &...

Hey - I want to set my view source editor for IE7 to notepad++. there are plenty of tips on the web that suggest updating registry keys to do this. I set the new key at to point to notepad++ in: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\View Source Editor\Editor Name since then I have...

dm4eva - I took your approach and tweaked it to suit my desired goal. I had to use a -1 step in the for...next statement to get what I wanted. snippet is below if you're interested. comments welcome. -r Sub logver 'get size of logfile Set oFile = oFSO.GetFile(strPath & strFile) 'is...

hey all there's got to be a better way to accomplish this - I'm lousy with arrays... as the log file for my script grows too large, I want to copy the current log to a backup file and start a fresh one. I could see myself keeping up to 10 logs. the original log is "redactc.log" and the...

thanks for the input. I will attempt to disable UAC as I have already tried the elevated command prompt with no success. -R

Ok - I'm having difficulties with my script. I want to copy a file to a bunch of different folders under C:\. this stinkin "800A0046" error is in my way. I'm reading lots about UAC and yadda yadda. I'd just like to know how to get around it from my vbscript. any suggestions? thx.

I'm on to other things here, but I did get around this problem - I eventually took AD down on this server, but I was able to get back into the sharepoint before that was done. I'm pretty sure I had to do 2 things to get the site back. first, I had to tweak the identity of the application...

it was the DNS settings - for the record I checked that before I saw your post, pgarliardo, but as you're right, you get yerself a star... thx, Rob

I need to be able to browse the web on a 2003 server. I disabled the enhanced security entirely, but I am still having problems browsing the web. Some pages, like google, load fine, but I can't open search results. random domains seem to load, but others do not, and instead i get the...

Is active directory required for a "simple" install of sharepoint server 2007?

Thanks max - that helped. -r

So I had a SharePoint site running on my 2003 enterprise server. Then I installed Active Directory. Now if I navigate to the SharePoint site, i get a page that says "Service Unavailable". IIS and SharePoint services are running. Anyone know what happened? Thanks, Rob

It's got to be possible. large organizations with sharepoint don't necessarily install the MOSS on the AD server. it's a resource hog. I'll investigate your suggestion.

Howdy - I just set up MOSS2007 on a stand alone Windows 2003 Enterprise server box with sql Server 2005. How do I configure that server to recognize active directory users from another sever so they can have permission to a my sharepoint site? thanks, Rob

crawls were necessary.

Phil - I got past the unknown error. Looks like i forgot to set up SSP. With that done, the unknown error has gone away. However, now i just get no results in my searches. I'm wondering if it has anything to do with how the SSP is set up. Do i need to have crawls set up there for searches...

Howdy - Does anyone know where I could find a detailed checklist for configuring search on Office SharePoint 2007? I've installed sharepoint on a server (windows 2003 enterprise) and, for the most part, it appears I managed to get sharepoint installed correctly. SQL server 2005 enterprise...

Hey - I need to install a brand spanking new instance of MOSS 2007 on a brand new server. We've got SQL Server 2005 enterprise. Which I have to set up also. I'm totally green when it comes to setting up SQL Server. I believe that during setup, I need to apply an admin account to SQL...

ShackDaddy - We are using folder redirection, of that I am certain. I am confident I can delete these files without a problem. but this is strange - this pc alone is synching everything - even after I delete it all. Any way to turn this off?