Thanks. That will print it to a separate file. What I'm trying to do is write it on the webpage and make the posting interactive. So, i could use some more help.
Within the HTML page, I have a script that I'm not sure how to complete, but also, I don't know if this is the right way to do this. I need some guidance on the best way to make the list interactive.
<script language="VBScript">
directoryname="\\maflm115\RTF_data\"
Set fso =...
I have an HTML page that I want to add a perl script or find some way to write the name of or connect to folders located in a specific directory onto the HTML page. Ideally, they would be links where users could click on them to open and access subfolders and files located within. Right now, I...
I have an HTML page that I want to add a VBScript or find some way to write the name of the folders in a specific directory. Ideally, they would be links where users could click on them to open and access subfolders and files located within. Right now, I have manually included the file link and...
This is a secure webserver on the LAN, and the network group has ensured that it is not being denied on their end. I've also checked all of the file permissions, and should be able to access it. I found out that VOB files have problems after 100 MB, which is more likely my problem.
Thanks for...
Thanks. FTP isn't an option as it's people accessing data off of the secure web. It's my only option. I think my best bet is to force our video department to create videos as MPEGs instead of VOBs, which should drastically reduce the size.
I know it's not working with Netscape, but I will try FireFox. The problem with using a different browser is that I have users connecting from multiple sites across the country to view the file, so I can't control which browser the other users are using. Thank you for your response!
Can anyone tell me if there is a limitation within the browser on the size of a file downloaded? I'm getting a permission denied on downloading any file over 1 gig and the network administrators do not have a size limitation.
Thanks!
Unfortantely, it appears that the only way to change the background appearance of your inbox in Outlook 2002 is to change your computer's display options. You can change the background and other colors on your calendar, notes, and inside of a message, but not on the main inbox view.
Upon loading the webpage, I'm looking for a way to detect the user's browser cache setting, and if the cache is turned on, send the user a message. Does anyone know how I can detect this information?
Alternatively, I'd like to set the user's cache to expire immediately upon loading the page...
Thank you. Regardless, I would still like the a program to pull this out, as I am inheriting many programs from a previous owner, and it would make things much easier.
Does anyone have a script or can guide me in writing a script that will run through my program and create a list of all my unique variable name? My goal is to avoid errors due to typos. By creating a list of unique variable names, excluding duplicates, I could look through and more easily...
Please help. I can't figure out the problem. Since another user has upgraded to MS Office 2003, I cannot print his calendar in all styles using MS Office XP. I can view everything as I am supposed to, but can only print using the Calendar Details Style. The other day, the user's computer was...
Thanks, for all of the help. This is for a Video Library, so it will only be images being uploaded and downloaded. I will try the javascript function mention here on the server side.
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