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Hi roberto: Yes I am using XP professional and yes I installed the IIS, so I am the administrator of my local server. This is the code: <% dim filesys, filetxt, num_Session, num_Activos num_Session = Session("VisitorID") num_Activos = Application("Active") ini_Session = Session("Start")...

if by any chance you read this message again... this same problem happens to me... and I have no idea why XP can´t use the fso methods... did you find out the answer?? Greetings Liliana

Hi jennie: Did it finally worked??? becuase I have the same problem, but my story is a little different. First my code used to work on my local server using windows 2000, but then I changed computer and the new system (windows XP)reads the code and hangs just there without doing nothing... I...

Sorry talking about &quot;mailto tag&quot;, do you know if is possible to send a variable instead of the email address directly??? This is because, I need a form where users must type someone email address and the value of the input text should send mailto:varEmail. Or actually there is no way...

Thank you all for you answer. Twood, you are just right about the Strinfo, In fact it´s something I have correct by now. Do you know if my problem with writing more that 20 characters, could be because I am working with the fileSystemObject, and this kind of object needs to define the number...

I believe it could be breaking because the string is too long!! that what I imagine. I tried with your code, but my txt file is empty. Do you know what could be happenning??? Thanks a lot. Liliana

Hello: I creating a txt file into my local drive. My code is the following: <% dim filesys, filetxt, Strinfo Strinfo= Request.QueryString(&quot;qStr&quot;) Response.Write(StrInfo) Const ForReading= 1, ForWriting=2, ForAppending=8 Set...

Thanks a lot Richard, I have realized that my problem is not the fuction itself but the method &quot;file:///C|...&quot;. this kind of method is illegal for netscape, it´s a fact of security. so definitly javascript is not the option. Thanks a lot again. Liliana

Hello there: My problem is kind like yours, first my function did not work in Netscape, but when I could achieved to work in Netscape, a certain line did not response. I think my problem is that I am trying to open a file which resides in a local drive. If I do this through <a hre=...