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so you don't want to install the games on the client's? This way of working is supported for other applications for axample MS Office. I think you will have to spend a lot of time to make it possible for a game. You might want to consider using Terminal Services to do this, but if the...

When you install the program as an MSI package the user doesn't need admin permissions (I'm not sure or you need to distribute it via AD)

This is a setting in access. I'm not sure where to find it in Access 97 (maybe in options, show wizards ore something) in Access 2000 this is a small button on your toolbox (toolbar) David

Do you know how to create the bootdisk? If you want more info post a reply David

Yes that's the one, but there might be an updated version available. I remeber something that the only way to eliminate WINS is to use this client so it is worth the try David PS: Let me know or it worked ;-)

Go to your disk administrator Upgrade all disks to dyn. disks Create a partition of the same size on the second deselect the first partition click CTRL to select the newly created partition with it then on the action menu (I think) there is an option create mirror or something... For the page...

Did you install the AD client for Win95? I'm not sure or it is necessary but you never know... Is the domain in native mode? David

Hi, I want to write a service running on Windows 2000 that checks every program that is started to verify the owner of the executable. If the administrator is not the owner then access to the program should be denied. This is simular to an antivirus program. I have no idea to start, every tip...

Hi, I want to migrate from Exchange 5.5 to E2K (in new organization) using the exchange migration wizard. Is there any way/3th party tool that keeps the rules that the users have created? Thanks

I installed rehat 6.1 with all options I was able to telnet / FTP it for a few days The only thing I installed was StarOffice Now I can't Telnet / FTP from my other PC to the linux. It says connecting... and I get a timeout. I don't even get the chance to enter a username or password. I can...

I had exactly the same problem, but I can't rember how I solved it... I would first check or you OWA-files on the IIS have the right permissions. In exchange you can define (per user or in general) the allowed protocols, maybe it has something to do with that. If you can give me the speciffic...

You could try to stop and start the IMC, but I don't think it will solve your problem. You never know... Regards David

Chane your bindings: Properties of My Network places In the menu bar, choose advanced, advanced settings. Put your Local Network card on top Hope this helps, David Frans

This is true if you're connecting to the internet. If it's a private WAN there should be no problem as long as your WAN is configured for these addresses. But I don't think your application will care about it's IP own address. Regards, David

I'm running the admin tool on W2000 so it shouldn't be a problem. Make shure you apply SP2 AND SP3 (SP3 doesn't replace SP2 !!!) Regards David

I thing you'll need to enable 'public folder re-homing' Kind Regards, David From Technet: If someone decides to change the way the two sites are connected or a connector that links the two sites is having a problem, the replication link between the servers is usually broken. The two...

In the properties of the user's malbox you can add custom recipients (you have to create them first) that are not able to send email to that recipiënt In the properties of your Internet mail connector/Service you can restrict people sending Email to the internet. If you're having problems with...

I hope you are creating a disaster recovery plan! And it's a simulation. The answer to your question depends a lot on the type of backup you're using (If you have one) Are you using online or offline backup Are you using FULL or Incremental backup If you have the time look on technet and...

Logonscript? If you are running W2000 this script can also be in the Group Policy. Also check in the registry for any the RUN command HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run If it's not there search te registry for: lblake\windows\wt\wcmdmgr\exe Hope this helps David

You can publish Iexplore, with the right command line options (you should be able to find those on Technet) but think about your security! Publishing Iexplorer is the same as publishing Windows Explorer and could allow users to access the internet. Regards David