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The version I am using is: nms FormMail © 2001 London Perl Mongers / Written as drop-in replacement for FormMail at Matt's Script Archive It uses the following line to input the subject rather than a $Config statement: <input type="hidden" name="subject" value="Order 2022"> Dan

You are correct, I am using Matt's formmail.pl I have changed the line as follows, but still not right: <input type="hidden" name="subject" value="Reservation " + $Form.TConf > I wan the subject to say "Reservation 2022 Jurisdictional" Where the form inputs "2022 Jurisdictional" to the variable...

I have a web form that collects several pieces of information. I then send the results of the form to email via formmail.pl. I would like to add the contents of one of the fields to the subject line in the email but can't seem to find the correct syntax. Dan

Sorry, this is the only forum where I saw anything close Dan

Not sure if this is the right place to post, I am trying to add a variable to the subject line in a email being sent by formemail.pl. I can't seem to find the correct syntax. Dan

I probably wasn't clear enough. What I am interested in doing is to create an msi program to give a copy of the program to someone else without giving the source code. Dan

If I create a program in VB.net (Express) what is necessary to compile it? Do I need to purchase the entire Visual Studio or is there some other way? Dan

I am looking for scripts to get the size and count for public folders and for shared calendars. Any suggestions would be welcome. Dan

I did find simple way to accomplish this task: I installed the Microsoft internet transfer control txtNewVer = Inet1.OpenURL("www.mywebsite.com/ver.txt", icString) Thank you for your suggestions. Dan

I am not familiar with the AsyncRead method. What syntax would I use to read the text of abc.com/ver.htm into a variable? Dan

I am looking for an easy way to have a VB program look to a text file on the web to compare versions and prompt to update if a newer version is available. I don't want to display the contents of the text file, but only read them into a variable to compare with the current version. Dan

Vince- Thanks for your answer. It seems I was missing a return route back from the foreign system. I was able to get things working. Dan

To further clarify, this Cisco router (interface GigabitEthernet0/0) is connected to an Enterasys router which has the following subnets defined: 172.23.0.0/24 subnet where the computer to talk to foreign network is 172.23.82.0/24 subnet connected to Cisco router 172.23.1.0/24 subnet...

I am familiar with routers, but have not done much with Cisco. I am trying to accomplish the following, but am not sure of the syntax: Setting: My network is using the 172.23.0.0 network. I have a Cisco CISCO1941 router between my network and a foreign network (10.1.0.0). I have set up NAT...

I am using the code below. The problem is the program stops execution until the sound is finished. How can I have the sound play in the background and execution continue? Dan Main program: . . SoundName = "SoundToPlay.wav" Play . . (next command waits till sound finishes) . End Sub...

Thanks. I looks like it will do what I need. Dan

I am in the process of converting a VB6 program to VB.NET. I need to be able to send a command string to a serial device on a comm port (port # being a variable) and then read a response from the comm port buffer. If anyone can share some simple code to do this it would be appreciated. Dan

Thanks, but I was able to find a copy on an old CD. Dan

Thank you both for your suggestions. Dan

I have a VB6 program I need to redistribute. MS used to have the Visual Studio Installer 1.1 on their website, but have since removed it. Is there some place I can get the Visual Studio Installer 1.1 or will one of the VS 20xx installers work on VB6? Dan