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Mmm. Think I might be able to help although I am just learning this stuff myself. If my understanding is correct the settings you are using are not exactly right. The values that need to be set are SendUsing and SMTPServerPort. I'm not sure if SendUsingPort is valid. Anyway, I have successfully...

Thanks Steve. Hanging on your every thread Pete http://www.closefitsoftware.com

My application is being used by a French-Canadian company. The application works fine "in english". But with a French version of Access installed the following error occurs: The Microsoft Jet database engine does not recognise 'Faux' as a valid field name or expression. Now, I reckon the Faux...

Thanks Rob, I'll give that a try. Hanging on your every thread Pete http://www.closefitsoftware.com

I have an MS Access application that I distribute to a number of users as an mde file. The latest version works fine for me and a most users but some users get the dreaded "The OpenForm action was cancelled. You used a method of the DoCmd object to carry out an action in Visual Basic, but...

I have an MS Access application that I distribute to a number of users as an mde file. The latest version works fine for me and a most users but some users get the dreaded "The OpenForm action was cancelled. You used a method of the DoCmd object to carry out an action in Visual Basic, but...

I distribute a Microsoft Access .mde file that monitors an Outlook 2000 folder and then sends emails in reaction to certain events occuring. As many of you will know any version of Outlook above 2000 SR1 prevents emails being sent without user interaction. So I was wondering if it was possible...

I want to be able to distribute an .mde application with the option to link into SQL Server tables. Is there a way to programmatically define the Entries in MSysObjects.Connect and MSysObjects.Name so that I can deal with various SQL Server and ODBC setups? One problem I have encountered is...

Thanks for your help - switching off the download attachments option got us going. We then tracked through and found the document causing the error. It was an Excel spreadsheet. Don't know what differentiated it from the others but it did not have hidden bookmarks. Hanging on your every thread...

Sure - you can Open a file for Input and then use the Inout command to read from the file line by line. Have a look at the example in the Access help file under the topic "Input # Statement" HTH Hanging on your every thread Pete http://www.closefitsoftware.com

Hi everyone - excellent thread. Can I just confirm my suspicions regarding the Outlook model? I have some code that monitors a specific Outlook folder for emails arriving. It works great and allows me to do all sorts of wizz-bang things. However I really do want to extract the sender's email...

I think all you need to do is right-clik on "Data Transformation Services", select Open and browse to a *.dts package. If you need to get an existing package out to a *.dts file then open the package and select Package, Save as ... HTH Pete

Sinopia You can use workflow to switch on and off different parts of a DTS. I use this technique when building complex DTS routines and I don't want to run part of a DTS that is already tested. If you are interested in this technique then let me know. Cheers Pete

I think I may have answered this myself! I appended each data row with + CHAR(10 + CHAR(13) and that did the trick. There may wel be a more elegant solution??

I need to use the Write File Transformation to write multiple rows to a series of files. The filenames need to come from data so it looked like this type of transformation would be good. Test data looks like: rowdata destinationfile ======= =============== row1 file1.txt row2...