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Hi Stuart, I think I had a similar problem - but I gave up reading this whole thread... but it seems no one mentioned the ODBC setting. On the configure menu to the ODBC I tried setting "dont use setlocal" to true - and all these problems disappeared...

Why not just use: SELECT users. * FROM users, portfolio WHERE users.user_id = portfolio.user_id and portfolio.course_id != 13 order by user_id; (!= means "not equal") ?? Best Regards ;-)

Hi Brent, I don't quite follow - Do you want people to resize, but not move ? Also since you mention VB6, you should maybe post it in that forum - this is VBscript... Peter

Ri, You are opening for writing - you should open for Read AND Write if you wish to conserve the contents of the file. I have not checked but I guess it is 3... Regards, Peter

You could maybe use the Chr() function to pass the & as an ascii code ? & is Chr(38) Peter

Thankyou all, I now have a few ideas to work on - I will let you know when (if) I find the cause... Best regards, Peter :-I

What is going on ?? I have build an AMD-DURON 600Mhz with recommended motherboard - and its working fine - except that it will occasionally boot !! At first I thought it was a problem with power save or the CPU-Fan overheating protection, but turning these off does not help. It happens both...

I dont see anything about users in the code.. maybe the problem has something to do with the security setting for your folder/page instead ? Peter

I am not sure I understand exactly what you are doing - but why don't you let the user create a new database which upon completion gets merged with the existing one on the thankyou page ? Peter

If you are using the WSH, you could just use in File1: <script language=&quot;vbscript&quot; src=&quot;File2.vbs&quot;> call sub1 </script> Maybe it would be a good idea to read up on packaging using the .wsf file format..? Hope it helps, Peter

I think the easiest would be to use FileObj.Move MOVE_PATH &amp; NewName Good luck, Peter

You should not have to do any tricks with WSH, just WScript.Echo &quot;something&quot; Try again - or maybe post a copy of the whole code... Maybe you have some ancient version of WSH ?? Good luck.. Peter

You are right - it is only the Shell environment you change, however if you start other applications with .Run it is the changed environment that is used - which is just what I needed... Happy Newyear, Peter

Thanks Rob, It was not quite what I needed as it also needs to run on win98. But your answer got me thinking about what is really going on, so I found another way of doing it, for anyone with a similar problem I have included an example: Set EnvObject = WshShell.Environment...

Reading environment variables is all very well, but how do I write them ? Using the WSH I am calling an application using: set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject(&quot;WScript.Shell&quot;) WshShell.Run &quot;Someprogram&quot; , 1, TRUE The problem is that this programs needs some...