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Come on - I knew that EndlessWinter was playing around. It's like having a Linux guru say to toss Microsoft products. Each has its strengths depending on the purpose - but I certainly wouldn't expect a MS fan to say that about Linux or a Linux die-hard to say that about Microsoft. If someone...

Skip: Your suggestion did the trick. I left it running for about 12 hours and tried it again. No more static! When I plugged phones into additional extensions there was static, but after leaving the phones plugged into those for a couple of hours it too had worked itself out. Thank you all...

Skip: Thank you I will give it a shot and let you know how it turns out. Ben

I recently received a Partner ACS system from a friend who has had it stored in the attic for approximately 18 months. The system works apparently, except for the fact that you can't hear ANYTHING over the static. The static is on every extension, but you can faintly hear the tone in the...

Found the answer in the Macromedia Forum: In ACT_SQL.CFM all references to "frmSQL" should be changed to "form". For instance: <cfparam name="frmSQL.code" default = "0"> -should be- <cfparam name="form.code" default = "0">

Can someone please tell me why I'm not getting the form value passed to the action page? Attach Code <!--SQL.CFM *****************************************************************---> <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function confirmSubmit() { var agree=confirm("Are you sure you wish to...

I'm sure there is a better way, but I got around the problem by creating a new folder on the server named site2 and just republishing everything there.

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, I have tried it to no avail. I have also tried re-opening and closing the database through MS FP and DWMX.

I am designing a website and cannot overwrite the old access database on the site with the newer version because it states that the file is locked and is opened by another user. But since this is still on the testing server it cannot be opened by anyone. It must have been left open by either...