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Well, I just wanted to be sure there wasn't some change in Access 2003 that would contradict this info. Since you seem to be knowledgeable in this area... Is it not possible to pass the table name as a second parameter? Thanks for your input!

I read that article already, which gave me pause, however I found others that used the @ symbol. The article also doesn't specific an Access version number so... I definitely have gotten both methods to work. Right now I'm running Access 2000, but in the next few days I'm getting a new...

No just my verbiage. I meant Access stored queries. I know that SQL Server uses the @, but I've also seen it in a few articles on creating Access stored queries that are accessed by ASP.NET pages. Both methods work in Access 2000. I'm just wondering which syntax is better - if one is...

I'm creating an internal web app with ASP.NET and Access. After some reading, I've found that the best way to set this up is with stored queries. Never worked with them, but I want to make sure they are set up properly. Is there any function difference between using the [parameter:] as...

Another question. Is there a way to display a jpg for an org chart in the custom properties window? I'm using Visio 2003, which does have the capability to add thumbnail photos to the shapes, but if I add it there the chart will be huge and not printer-friendly. I've looked at the xml code...

I have created an organizational chart in Visio 2003 and saved it as a Web Page for use on our Intranet. I want the users to be able to print it from the browser on legal size paper. Apparently the paper size in the .vsd has no bearing on how it prints as a web page, as it seems to resize it...

It does work, but I need to use a customized page and not an alert box because at some point in the future I need to code cookies so that the user can elect not to see the popup for each link.

When a user clicks a link on our home page, it spawns a popup informing them that they are leaving the site. Once they click the OK button, the link they originally clicked opens in the popup window. Here's the code from the external file: var next_page; function...

My experience with Javascript is severely limited, which is my disclaimer for the following question/problem. I have to code links that take the user away from our site with a disclaimer and acknowledgement 'speed bump'. A link clicked on our site that leads to another will generate a pop up...

In answer to your questions: 1. I was going to fire off the pop-up in a new window. Then once the user clicks the OK button, the external link would open in that pop-up window. The original website window would stay open in the background. 2. Answered in #1, but for redundancy... I wasn't...

I'm a total novice when it comes to cookies and not much better off with JavaScript, but unfortunately I think I need both to satisfy a request for the Internet site I'm working on. I need to have a pop-up window display only when a user clicks a link on our site that takes them to a site...

I have what I hope is a small problem with a quick solution. I've recently added a form to our Intranet that utilizes a Perl script to submit the form via email. Previously this was accomplish using some whacked out method that generated all kinds of errors. I discovered that the Perl folder...

We don't necessarily want to send out email notifications to anyone, we just want form submits to go to a public folder. It isn't mandatory that the folder not be assigned an email address. The IS Manager intimated that submitting to a public folder was possible, and I wanted to check into it...

Is there a way to submit a form to a Publilc Outlook Folder instead of a group or individual email address?

That worked! I knew if I cold find help anywhere, it would be here! Thanks!