Recent content by MarkScripter

Thanks for the information, Ben. I'll look into using an event sink. --Mark

This message pertains to Exchange 2003 running on SBS 2003. We subscribe to an internet fax service that emails fax messages to our Exchange server. Each email message contains a single fax as an attached PDF file. The emails are sent to an address we have specified - fax@ourserver.com I would...

I found the APIs that I was looking for after some Google searching. For anyone else that is interested, they are available from zipcodedownloads.com. --Mark

I need to add functionality to a program that will allow users to enter a US Zip Code and a mileage number and have to program return all US towns and cities within that range of miles. For example a user would enter the zip code 33770 and select 50 or 100 miles from a drop-down list, then a...

Thanks Dalchri, that did it. --Mark

I'm new to C# programming and am trying to write a simple application automating Excel 2003. I have created a new Windows Application project named "WindowsApplication1" and used the default form name "Form1" and added a single command button to the form with no code. At this point (no code...

Thanks Kai. You pointed me in the right direction. It took quite a bit of experimenting with manual crosstabs but it finally worked. --Mark

Relating to Crystal v9, MS SQL 2000 datastore for Great Plains accounting data. I am building a budget worksheet that will show budget vs. actual expenses and two other columns for variance and variance percent. It is to cover 12 months which means four columns for each month. The layout will...

Looks like a typo...in your insert statement in Procedure InsT you are inserting a stated value rather than using the variable :I that you created. you area using ... INSERT INTO T1 VALUES(1,'1'); rather than .... INSERT INTO T1 VALUES(:I,'1'); Hope this helps. -Mark --Mark