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Thanks for the reply LawnBoy. I also just found this document on the symantec website that shows how to restore communications between client and server after renaming the parent server. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security.nsf/pfdocs/2003022009543548?Open&dtype=corp

I am about to change the computer name of our parent server. When this has been completed will I need to update the clients in order for them to connect to this parent server. Only the computer name and possibly the ip address of this server is changing. If I do have to update the clients...

I am about to create a webpage that is basically a spreadsheet. The some of the fields will submit data to a sql database after user input and others will be getting data from a sql database. It is for the company intranet. I will use asp to connect to the databases. What is the best way...

You rock. Thank you. Works perfect.

Ok. Thanks. That works, except that it tears the value of my variable to shreds. Without the timeout, the openps variable passes a string like this: /s /h /p \\server13a\apps\Process Sheets\tempsheets\8576.pdf When using the timeout, the value is turned into this: /s /h /p...

Still nothing. Everything works the way it should until I put that variable into the call. Then I get the Expected ')' error. Thanks for trying.

It is a variable. When using: setTimeout("ShellReader(" + openps + ")",5000); I get the error: Expected ')'

Maybe I don't quite understand your post, but "openps" is the variable that i want to pass. Using this: setTimeout("ShellReader(openps)",5000); returns an error saying that openps is undefined. When calling the function w\o the timeout, it works fine.

Is it possible to pass arguments when using setTimeout? If so , what is the syntax? setTimeout("ShellReader(openps)",5000);

I thank both of you for your suggestions. I used the "self.opener" code to reference the variables. Works great.

I am trying to use variables from the main page in standards.htm. Thanks.

I am looking for an explanation about clflava's post.

Could you please explain this a bit?

I am opening a new window with this code: newWin = window.open('standards.htm', 'standards'); This standards.htm doc is an existing doc with more code in it. I need to use the values of four text fields in standards.htm. Can I reference these fields with javascript code? Or do i need to...

I need to add code to a webpage that will determine the version of acrobat reader installed. My research shows that the following will do the job: var version = app.viewerVersion; if (version >= 6) // only do this if 5 or greater // { document.write("you have version 6") } When i run...

I am looking to do the same. I need to print an html document w/o confirmation. I do have working code that prints .pdf docs w/o confirmation. The openps variable contains the path to the pdf I want to print. Here is that code: var openps = "/s /h...

That is correct jstreich. The previous page a selection is made and when a button is pushed a querystring consisting of the docs to be opened is sent to an existing page that simply converts the querystring to values and uses javascript to output the html frames and their contents.

Thank you for the suggestions. The first frame will always contain a pdf doc and the subsequent frame are always going to be html. The names of the docs to be loaded are determined by javascript when the page is loaded.

I have an intranet web page that I want to display multiple documents. Since the docs are all coming from different urls I thought that frames would be the way to go. I want the page to look like one continous document. Basically it should simply display one document in a frame and another in...

Thank you both. This is exactly what I was looking for and it works perfect.