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Nevermind, I have corrected this by adding an additional vbcrlf to the subject section. see below: w.SendData "Subject: " & Subject & vbCrLf & vbcrlf 'subject of email

I have an email form setup that sends email (smtp). Whenever I send a new email, I check the variables to ensure all the data is there and then send it. However, when the email comes in the first half of the body of text is cut off. So say for example I send this...

I ended up making the first textbox a required field as they HAVE to enter in a figure in that field before they can move on to any other field on the form. thanks for the info though, i can use it for future reference.

I have a text field where a user puts in a numeric figure and after they tab out of it, the text field will run some calculation code that I setup. However, If a user goes back and clears the field and then tabs out of it, the code will still run. How can I set it up so that if a user clears...

i have two radio buttons and a submit button on a form. i want it so that when the user selects one of the radio buttons and pushes the submit button, it will take them to the page based on the radio button selected. the javascript code i came up with is: function checkradio(){ if...

Nevermind... I didnt select those fields in my SQL query beforehand... silly me...

I have this code: If rs.EOF Then 'The email address does not already exist, so add it rs.AddNew() rs("FirstName") = Request.Form("txtFirstName") rs("LastName") = Request.Form("txtLastName") rs("Email") = Request.Form("txtEmail") rs.Update() And have 3 fields on a form named as...

user was making a trivia vb app and each time after the first question was answered, when he made the option buttons visible it would fire off the click event for that option and cause the answer to be already displayed for the second answer before anyone could make their selections. he was...

yes i understand strong. the font owner has given me written permission to use it. i have been dotting my I's and crossing my T's on this one.

well its for a wedding program, so i have to use a special font.. i will give it a try and see what happens...

if i am using a custom font, do i have to include that in the app as a resource?

that is a strange one... tough call to make on it... if you want to post up your project somewhere and let me take a look at it? or you can email me directly: cbennett08@yahoo.com that way we can take a look at the project and see whats going on...

there has to be something on the forms activate or load thats causing to to be checked. have you tried to do another new project and put an option check on it and run it? i know this may sound silly, but whens the last time you did a full restart of your puter? do you also have the latest...

ok so you are saying that opttwothree when your form comes up is defaulted to true? because the click of cmdtwo is setting the opttwothree.value = false, so it *shouldnt* be selected. have you looked at the properties of opttwothree to make sure the value property isnt set to true?

i have a vb app that i would like for users to run just from a cd. what are the pros/cons of doing that? also, will they have the problems running the app if the DLLs etc for runtime arent on their systems? also, how do you setup the app to automatically run when the cd is put in? i dont want...

can you post the code in the area you are having trouble?

can you post up your code? is your code on the forms load? is there any other code on the page that would cause it to change values after the form loads?

I ended up having to call MS and they took me through fixing this issue. Seemed that I had a corrupted install of MDAC 2.8 and had to reinstall it.. It wasnt that easy though.. The MS rep had to take me through changing some of the reg keys and some other things that I cannot remember and...

no one ever see this error before?

yes i have microsoft activeX data objects 2.5 library referenced and was running fine a few days ago... now it just gives me the error as in my original post..