Recent content by CBradshaw

Nevermind - I'll find a more helpful forum perhaps......this used to be a helpful place. All I am asking is if anyone knows what the correct syntax for exporting is? I'll try elsewhere.

Thanks but I'm sure by now you know your post was not very helpful :) I have the code whereby the criteria is selected, however the end result is that "ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True" is run which prints out the previously selected information. What I'm trying to...

Guys Some of the guys here at work are using a rather complex excel sheet. Within this sheet are a couple of Macro's which, basically, look for a defined set of criteria within a specified area, and based on that criteria print certain sections of it out to the default printer. They have...

heh - I was only looking for a pint in the right direction :) Thanks for the reply

Guys Some of the guys here at work are using a rather complex excel sheet. Within this sheet are a couple of Macro's which, basically, look for a defined set of criteria within a specified area, and based on that criteria print certain sections of it out to the default printer. They have...

Try here http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/technologies/directory/activedirectory/stepbystep/domcntrl.mspx And also look at sites such as: http://www.windowsnetworking.com/ Very good general knowledge site for Networking roles

This is not strictly an XP only query, however, it seems to fit here. I need to find a way to automatially run a batch file which launches an application upon the exit of one. Effectively I want to relaunch an application if it quits for any reason. Anyone have any ideas how best to do this...

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erm, no

Why not use Microsoft Access You can store the infomation into the table, and create a Form using the Form wizard (if you must) to create the layout of the Label you wish. Hope that helps

Right quick question then. Do you use Roaming profiles, or just simply have each user with their own machine? If the latter is the case, try removing his user profile. Login as Local Administrator, and goto c:\documents and settings\ Find the user's folder and simply delete it. Log out and...

I do not understand what you mean by the "main part of the USB" Try checking in Disk Management and see what drive letters are allocated Regards

What he said ^

I'd definately check the Network device, and make sure that Symantec VPN Driver isn't still ticked on the adapter

hmm - I'm not sure what you are asking here? You are having trouble with some software after installing it? Are you talking about Windows updates and trouble with Windows XP?