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Thanks a lot, all of you! I've been checking out the tutorials and other resources that were recommended. I'll let you know how I make out.<br> <br> Melissa<br> RAPlER@hotmail.com

Thanks, John. The name I'd like to use is available. I'm in Virginia, and would appreciate any more advice you have.

Are the three machines that are slow on the same hub? We had a similar situation, and it was due to a faulty hub. Another time, it was the cabling in the walls, and we needed to bring the phone guys in for that.

Weird. I haven't seen that problem here, but I'm curious. Is the whole document in italics, or just some of it? If you change the font to standard text, then save and close, and reopen, does the font size still go up? What version of MS Office are you running?

I agree with TheOne, even with the cash outlay. Besides, with an NT Server 4.0 setup, you could really experiment with all the nastiness that NT can inflict on unsuspecting administrators. That experience would be invaluable to some future employer of yours.

We don't use Access here, but I have heard a rumor (so this isn't written in stone!) that this is a fairly common Access bug. Check Microsoft to see if they have a patch. When we DL'd the last Office patch, our Excel printing problems went away.

Greetings! I would like to design a website for a home-based business. I am a WinNT Server 4.0 administrator and have some Visual Basic 5.0 experience, but absolutely NO website design knowledge. <br> <br> I'd like any and all information that you kind people would care to share with me. I'd...

Bradds, check your subnet mask and default gateway values for your TCP/IP properties. We had a similar situation here, and turned out that one digit was wrong on the subnet mask on the machines that were giving us trouble. For us, there was also the problem with a shared network printer that...