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As I said at the outset, I am still learning this stuff so the solution is maybe something everybody else knows but here it is, just in case somebody else strikes this. RangeValidators have a type property. The default is String but there are other possibilities and Date is one of them. I...

I'm considering writing my own validator. The more I think about it, I think that that the range validator is fundamentally flawed when dealing with dates. It is really doing a string compare. I might write a DateRangeValidator but this isn't trivial (if nothing else, to test) when you consider...

I'm not sure whether this is strictly a javascript question or a question peculiar to this control. Anyway, feel free to re-direct me if you think this is appropriate. I'm still learning ASP.Net so please be nice :-) Anyway, here is the problem: My ASP (this is .Net v1.1 BTW) page has two...

I will pass the code snippet on. I know that the person with the problem has devised their own workaround as per the discussion we had on this already. I don't know if they will take this up. Thank you again for your assistance. You really went the extra mile.

Thanks. That is what I think also. I just needed a sanity check before I delivered the bad news. Thanks again.

Hi there Tsuji, I'm afraid that I don't fully understand your answer. I can see in the documentation for echo that "echo." will produce a blank line in a script but I'm not sure how I could use that in the context of my problem. The most likely reason is that I didn't explain myself well...

I want to be able to embed a carriage return or a line feed character (0x0d or 0x0a) in a parameter to a program on the command line in a regular .BAT or, if I have to, in VBScript. In a C program you can use an escape sequence (\n) to embed a carriage return in a string. How do I do this in a...

As I recall, the stop errors are actually in the Intel processor documentation. I don't have them handy at the moment to confirm that. I don't think that would be all that useful anyway. It's one thing to know the definition of a stop 1E but another thing entirely to know what it means. The...

Are there any ICMP unreachable replies?

Is the 'do not fragment' flag set on in the IP header? Are you receiving any ICMP unreachable replies? This might require a trace to resolve. If you haven't already, you might want to take a look at Ethereal (http://www.ethereal.com) and capture a trace. Ethereal is quite good.

Check the MSDN documentation on sprintf. CString::Format should also work.

The most likely problem is that the RecordSet has a cursor type of adOpenStatic. You need to change the CursorType to adOpenDynamic.

The FAQ I posted is at this page: http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?spid=55&sfid=3498

I have posted a new FAQ on determining the cause of a Stop 0x0000001E. Please check this when it is reviewed and posted by the administrator. In short though, I think it is most likely the SCSI card from your description. There is no easy way to say that is the case for sure. The quickest way...

Ah, I see what I have done now. I failed to CTFM (Comprehend The Flaming Manual) :-) I didn't make the connection that you have drawn. Thanks, that is very helpful.

I guess I'm doing something wrong but I can't quite figure this out. I have referenced "Microsoft CDO 1.21 Library" in my application and when I execute the following code, I am prompted with the domain logon even though I have provided the profile and the password. Dim...

Printing should be better under Windows 2000 than under Windows NT 4.0 particularly for heavy print users. Windows NT 4.0 had the GDI embedded in the kernel which, while it offered some performance improvement for interactive users, caused some real doozies for servers, and not just for SNA...

Yes you can do that. However, the function is not included in REGEDIT.EXE but it is available in REGEDT32.EXE. The problem can be determining which parts of the registry needs to be made writable. You can use RegMon from http://www.sysinternals.com to see which parts of the registry access is...

It is the same as any other ADO connection. I don't have enough information about what you are doing to give further guidance but I think that this ought to be enough. Look in the .Net documentatation and search on OLEDB and ADSI. There are examples on accomplishing this connection in there.