Recent content by leo2180

Hi, I'm trying to figure out a way to change the default color pallet in Excel but in C#/.NET. I can do this is VB like this: ActiveWorkbook.Colors(17) = RGB(61, 61, 61), which basically changes the 17th color in the pallet to that unique RGB value (61,61,61). I can't find though how to do the...

Do you have an example? Code snipet perhaps?

Hey All, I have an application that builds Excel worksheets and the application works fine, its just that it's opening on the webserver rather than to the local user. Can you help me figure out what I'm doing wrong here? Please let me know... Thanks, Leo2180

Hey All, Does anyone know why sometimes my ASP page spits out this at the top of the page? GMT; path=/v2 Cache-control: private Please let me know... Thanks, Leo2180

Runs fine there too; anywhere really - where I kick it off from a command prompt. Weird...

Yeah it runs just fine under my local account at a command prompt. Googling the error code isnt really helpful - it point to tons of other errors unfortunatly...

No additional information found unfortunatly... If it is indeed security, where do I start?

Hello all, I'm working on a simple web app that calls an executable using System.Diagnostics.Process. For some reason though, when I run the application locally in my DevEnv it works fine - the program executes and does what I'm expecting. The very moment when I try calling the page using my...

yeah I understand, the script though that does it for one user already handles all that.&nbsp;&nbsp;Thanks again fellas...<br><br><br>I'll let you know the results of this...<br><br>Peace

now the subroutine &RUN_USERADD, is it the name of my perl script that does all of the adduser stuff?&nbsp;&nbsp;If not what does it do, and where and how do I declare it or replace it or whatever?

Yeah Im using CGI.pm, in the second example you have no sign of $FORM.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br><br>This is what my code look looks like (well your code)...<br><br>use CGI;<br>$q = new CGI;<br>print $q-&gt;header;<br><br>@users = ('user1','user2','user3','user4');<br>foreach $user...

Im using WIn2000

oh wait, the var $FORM, do I have to declare it somewhere else or does it automatically get declared there and knows what its supposed to do?

COOOL............<br><br>I'll give it a try...<br>

I understand what you meen, but Im trying to make this dummy proof as possible.&nbsp;&nbsp;I had the same code as loon did but I found that I was tyoing too much, just to customize it to the way I want it to look.&nbsp;&nbsp;For example roll your mouse pointer over the time at the lower right...