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I am running Exchange 2000 on a Windows 2000 Server. I am trying to add a user to the public folder with specific permissions. However, whoever set up the permissions on the folder, set the folder up so no one (not even an enterprise admin.) can add, remove, or change permissions for any user...

Alex, Thanks for all your help. I have found contact information for the gentleman who wrote the script, so I should be OK. Thanks again! Chanzen

Alex, Here are the first couple of lines in what I believe to be the default page of the .asp script: <% @LANGUAGE="PerlScript" %> <% use Win32::ODBC; require "I:/shared/bio-erm/projectsdb/html/shared.pl"; my $db = new Win32::ODBC("projectsdb"); I hope this is what you were...

Alex, I just utilized your instructions. I now get this error message when I browse to the webpage: CGI Error The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are: syntax error in file ***************** at line 1...

I forgot to mention that I had to do those three steps for everyone in the company. I only have about 50 employee's to worry about, but if you are working in an enterprise level, then you are probably better off just unistalling and reinstalling Outlook. Mike

I recently had this same issue within the last two weeks. I did the exact steps that Scott previously stated above and it worked. Mike

Thanks to TonyJollans and SkipVought! I could not uncheck references because the file was locked by a cliesnt outside the company. So I deleted the file from the XLSTART folder. Thanks again, Chanzen

Everytime I open Excel, I receive a Microsoft Visual Basic window saying: "Compile error in hidden module: AutoExecNew." Also, I receive a similar message when I exit Excel: "Compile error in hidden module: AutoExit." I have pinpointed the Macro's direcly correlating to the hidden module text...

Every time I open Excel, a Microsoft Visual Basic window pops up saying: "Compile error in hidden module: AutoExecNew." Also when I close Excel, another Microsoft Visual Basic window pops up and says: "Compile error in hidden module: AutoExit." I have pinpointed the Macro's that are running and...