Recent content by MelissaBerrett

We just upgraded to Exchange 2003 - what is a good reference book on the market? Melissa

Problem resolved - fomated field in table! Thanks,

Thank you, works great. I just want the date without the time. The Date function does not seem to work, nor does sysdate. Why will it only retrieve the now() function with a value?

I need to populate a date field based on another field recieving information. Usually when I use check boxes I use the following code If Me.cmdCensus = -1 Then Me.cmdDate = Date Else If Me.cmdCensus = 0 Then Me.cmdDate = Null End If End If This won't work on items...

KCDave03 - my bad. Talked to my counterpart and he deleted it. Thanks,

I really appreciate the feedback and will look into the recomendations. KCDave03 - I have look in this dir. and It's not there - is that possible? Melissa

I just took over a network admin position in a citrix environment. I'm new to Citrix and only have a basic understanding. The file server is windowns 2003. Can anyone recommend a good reference guide/book out there I can use as a admin pocket-reference? Also, notepad is one of the published...

If it's not the margins - Choose to print in "memo style" I think it is. Typically your language settings don't interfere with print formats.

Sorry about the late reply - the company I work for was looking into going wireless with voice over. Still, to light up a T3 is alot.

We have a POP3 e-mail server. When one of our employees tries to access his e-mail remotely through Outlook, I have taught him to enter in the incomming mail server as ours and the outgoing as his home provider (smtp.comcast.net). At first he could recieve, but not send mail. Now he can't do...

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I know it's hard to ballpark, but what is a T3 run? The only rough estimate I've got is 640.00/Mb per year. Thanks for any help.

That's what I think. Always have to give that one last ditch effort.

I'm running office XP professional. Tried to open it in Office 98 - no good. File name C:\Documents and Settings\mberrett\Desktop\ppt home health.ppt

I have an old powerpoint file that will not open. I get the error "powerpoint can not open this the type of file represented by .... and the file path. I thought it was because I'm running XP, so I tried to open it on a win98 machine, to no avail. Help? This is driving me crazy. Melissa