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Hello: I had the same error and ran into the same frustration when searching the Microsoft site. Anyway out of desperation I opened up IIS and deleted the server extensions. I then chose "new tasks" and then "configure server extensions in IIS. I then went back to Visual Interdev and...

I would suggest using search but I'm not sure how these asp applications were created. Depending on what tool was used, Visual Interdev for instance, you would be looking for <the file name>.sln. You could do a search for all files with the .asp file extension but that wouldn't help you find...

Yes there is a way to step through. Set a breakpoint and hit F11.

To get IIS to re-start go to the command prompt by going to the start menu and choosing "run." Type "cmd" and hit "ok." At the C: prompt type iisreset. You can also add iis through the MMC (Microsoft Management Console). To get to the MMC go to the start menu and choose "run." Type mmc and...

Hi: Here's the whole enchilada. I'm not sure about the "left-click" issue though. However this will open the dialog box and allow you to open or save. <%@ Language=VBScript %> <% if Request.Form("buttonSubmit") <> "" then Dim fileName fileName = "<your file.pdf>"...

Hello: To answer your question simply. Get some training. If you're unemployed check with your local unemployment office. They may be offering free training through local educational institutions. If you're just graduating highschool and thinking of attending area universities or colleges...

I created a query in Access to match up the two fields where they were "like" one another. I'm not sure what you're asking to do in addition to that, but if it is to select other fields based on that criteria, of course you can choose them in the same query. So your SQL would look something...

Left Aligned Text Here's the code that produces the missing operator error: Do Until rs_sorted.BOF mysql = " UPDATE PBillImportTemp " & _ " SET PBillImportTemp.Extension = tblimportExt.Extension " & _ [highlight #FF99FF] " WHERE ((PBillImportTemp.Date <> '...

Access VBA treats the retrieval of records from a query differently from a table for one. If you're going to use a query as a recordset use (yourrecordsetname).movelast to retrieve all the records. Then after your opening check to see if records exist (i.e. recordsetname.count > 0) do a...