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Just in case anyone's interested, I've just this minute managed to solve the problem - it was to do with the initial user profile directory on win2k server that was created when the user account logged in. I found the ntuser.dat and ntuser.ini files, deleted them, and hey presto (!) the...

Hi there, We have a network with a win2k server and a number of nt4 workstations. I am trying to apply security settings to user profiles as they log on to the domain. I have installed active directory, have all the users in their own OU and as members of a group, and have placed a logon script...

Anyone know anything about MS SQL Server Full Text Search stuff? We are running SQL Server 2000, and I have created a Full Text catalogue on a database, have indexed the appropriate tables/columns, and have fully populated the Full Text catalogue. All should be going well. Every time I attempt...

OK, here's the deal... Using SQL Server 7.0 on NT4 Server with Exchange 5.5 and all the various SP's installed, I have a database of around 100,000 users that I wish to send regular emails to. I have SQLMail running correctly but would like to know if this is a suitable application to use for...

Yep, you're right - they only work if sent in plain text. Either use SSL or write a database-driven password script and include it in each protected file (obviously will not work for image/object files but will be fine for asp and others).

Ensure all the Scripting properties of the site on the server are set correctly (under application settings, Execute Permissions should be set to Scripts Only). Also ensure that the correct default documents have been enabled.

Set up new Win2K user accounts, then go to IIS, right-click the directory you want to protect and select properties. Under the Directory Security tab, edit the anonymous access section and turn off anonymous access. Now, in the Security properties for the actual folders (using Windows Explorer)...

While the recordset is open use: (where rs is the Recordset) Dim varMyBookmark 'create a variant to hold the bookmark (open the recordset) varMyBookmark = rs.Bookmark 'set the bookmark at the current record (some processing of records) rs.Bookmark = varMyBookmark 'move the cursor back to the...

If your web server is running on IIS there will be an Internet Guest Account [IUSR_SERVERNAME] configured for anonymous access. This is the account that Windows assigns to any web user who is simply browsing pages on your web site. By default Windows does not allow write permissions to this...

nope... enclose the text boxes in the response.write statements as such: <% response.write &quot;this is some text&quot; & a_variable & &quot;<input type='text' name='a_text_box'>&quot; %> ok? Chris

oops... try y = Cint(x) mismatch between differing variable types (Cint converts the contents of x to an integer) I'm off home for the evening now, but if you get really stuck mail the stuff to me at chris@communicopia.co.uk and see if I can suss it out tomorrow. Chris

This will be due to the settings on the web server. You will need to pass trusted connection string as part of the process because the general web visitor account doesn't have the correct permissions to enable file creation. Speak to the web server admin people again.

you can't use the <% %> string identifiers within a response.write object (since you are already within <%%> string identifiers for the whole script)... try using: Response.Write &quot;<tr><td>&quot; & Compound & &quot;<INPUT NAME=COMPOUND&quot; & COUNT & &quot;></td><td>&quot; & Protocol &...

heheheh... I thought this might get more complicated :) you need to do a number of things: firstly count the rows in the recordset using the getrows method: x = rs.GetRows add a counter: y = x then, within your loop, add a text input box: Response.Write (&quot;<tr>&quot...

I think I know what you are trying to do... Firstly, build up a date array such as: <% Dim strDay(8) strDay(1) = &quot;Mon&quot; strDay(2) = &quot;Tue&quot; strDay(3) = &quot;Wed&quot; etc... %> Then, in your While Not rs.EOF loop, display the data on the page as such: <% x = 1 While Not...

The two are totally different - Visual Interdev is an environment for creating database-driven applications, whereas Dreamweaver is better used for html/javascript wysiwyg web layout. If you want to combine the two, try Dreamweaver UltraDev 4, which is Macromedia's answer to Interdev. Hope...

Without seeing the code that fireworks has created, I would guess that the mouseover sub-menus are on hidden layers. If that is the case, select them on the layers pallette in Dreamweaver and drag them to where you want them to pop up.