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So after all this time the best solution we could come up with was: Have the end user Right Click the Application and "Save Target As" to their desktop. This will create a local ICA file. In this ICA file, we manually change the "ClientName" field to the Machine Name. To run our application...

I tried the Environ$() function first. It worked, but it returned "domain-[screenname]". This "domain" stuff is really starting to get on my nerves. Going to tools/ICA Settings sounds like a good idea, except I'm just the software developer. I have no control over my clients Citrix settings...

Strange, I don't have that registry setting. I have all the files you named, but no "ClientName" string. Here's a screenshot if you want to look for yourself. droopya.8k.com/trash/citrixregscreenshot.jpg I searched the registry for clientname. I got a few returns, but the values always read...

It is? I searched for *.ldb and didn't find anything of any value. I also cheacked for *.mdb which looked like it might help, but upon inspection turned out little more then your basic .ina files. I'm not too familure with Citrix so maybe I misunderstood you. Whats the name of the file I need...

Yeah, I've been digging around in this forum, but I haven't found anything yet. You're help would be a huge help... I've been stuck on this for 2 days now.

I need to get the Computer Name of the computer connecting to a Citrix server. For example. I'm on computer "ClientMachine" and I connect to citrix and run my application. My Application needs to return "ClientMachine". Anybody know where this information is stored or how I can get it...

Ok, I'm trying to allow the user to browse their computer for a file ending in a specific file extention (in this case .mdf). The problem is, I don't know how. I can get the dialog box to pop up that allows them to browse for folders, but I don't know how to do this for files.

Wise Script can handle what you need to do... I think. At my office, we use Wise For Windows Installer and Wise Install Master. WFWI has very little or no scripting capabilities, however if you have another Wise program that can write scripts (like Install Master for example) then all you need...

I'm not really a web designer but I'm trying to broden my scope as a programmer by learning how to design, create, and code webpages. In doing so I've started my own site to promote the music I make in my spare time. But now I'm not sure how to add my next feature. When a user downloads a song...

I may not understand the question completely, but can't you just compile the Manual Setup to an .exe file and then just run that EXE from your current installation if the user said "yes"??

That was exactly it. Thanks alot. You've been a huge help to me these past couple of months.

Ok... One last question. It seems to take SELECT * FROM Permit WHERE Prefix = 'Template' AND Auth_DT <= '2/28/2004 12:23:25 PM' Why would the date and time be put in quotation marks? Is it because of the space between the date and time?

Sorry, I forgot to add. If I keep the time in, I get the Syntax error. Even if I don't use &quot;#&quot;. &quot;SELECT * FROM Permit WHERE Prefix = &quot;Template&quot; AND Auth_DT <= 2/28/2004 12:23:25 PM&quot; Does not work either.

OK, it says Incorrect syntax near '12'. So it doesn't like the Time... any ideas why? &quot;WHERE Auth_DT <= 2/28/2004&quot; works but &quot;WHERE Auth_DT <= #2/28/2004#&quot; does not Thanks for the help. I'm kind of in a hurry with this as I have many more bugs to work out. This one just...

# does represent a date in SQL right?