Yes, I tried installing the SMC software, but it can't find the router and says I'm not connected. Also, during boot up of the NT4 PC, I get an error in the event log regarding DHCP (I don't know the exact message.) However, if I connect it to the broken Speedstream router, I automatically get...
My XPpro & NT4 PC's were doing well on my Speedstream router until the router broke. It must be the hardware, because the DHCP/LAN switch side still works fine, and the WAN side connects to the cable modem, but the LAN cannot connect to the WAN anymore. I reset the router but still no luck, so...
Thought IE6 was the problem so I ran the following repair:
rundll32 setupwbv.dll,IE6Maintenance "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\Setup\SETUP.EXE" /g "C:\WINDOWS\IE Uninstall Log.Txt
After system rebooted, I get the following error:
Windows 2000 could not start because the following file is...
I was in Add/Remove Programs when I uninstalled something called Untitled. Now my Add/Remove Programs window is completely blank w/grey border along the left side of the window.
How do I get my program listings back???
Programs are still in the Program Files folder and are working.
Any help...
I haven't worked with VoloView, but I've successfully installed VoloView Express 2.01 on 3 dual Zeon PC's. You need local admin privilages to install the software.
I ran into this problem several times but didn't know exactly what triggered it. I ended up wblock'ng the file I wanted to xref, then inserting it (vice Xref) into my new drawing w/option to explode checked. Wblock is one of those great commands that will clean up any drawing pretty good.
I've only modified line files once, but I think it's fairly easy to do since they are in a text file (acad.lin, etc.)
Each line type is defined by two lines in the lin file. You will have to check HELP to find out what the parameters mean, but the first line defines how the line looks.
Good luck.
I don't think you can convert an MDE file from 97 to 2000. You should also be using Access2000 if you want to support both versions, then you can create MDE's for each version. If you just want to distribute the applications part of the database, I would split the database out in 97 (front...
After you type your password and before you press the Enter key, maybe you can get inside by holding the Shift key down while pressing the Enter key.
If not, you could create a new database and import all your objects into it.
If users access your form through a switchboard using a button, you could make that button invisible by setting the visible property of the button to "No". Then (assuming you have MSAccess security in place) based on your username, you could make that button available only to you by...
This question sounds similar to a previous post...
Try following the tread below:
thread705-228405
Hopefully, you've split the db into front end/back end db's, which makes maintenance of the tables a lot easier. Your front end can take care of accessing the back end db, so you can change...
Using an off line menu - here's some code but you will have to modify it a little...
On your main menu form...
'Validate the user as Admin on form open...
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
On Error GoTo Err_Form_Open
If GetUser() = "MrAdmin" Then 'Function to get the...
If your updates are fairly quick and you only have a few users, an easier way would be to take your users offline.
You could have two buttons to change the startup pages back and forth from your regular menu, to something like an off-line screen saying that the database will be off-line for 5...
Assuming you have Access2000 security set up properly, one way to do this would be to have a small Admin table accessible by just you or anyone in the Admins group. The table would have 2 fields (User_Group as string, and Edit_Rights as boolean) and 2 or more records depending on the number of...
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