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I am trying to store Word Document Objects into Access 97 ole object fields using Visual Basic. If I try to store the document object in the appropriate field in the normal way, such as: rcsDoc.AddNew rcsDoc("Document") = msWord 'where msWord is a Word...

I am trying to store Word Document Objects into Access 97 ole object fields using Visual Basic. If I try to store the document object in the appropriate field in the normal way, such as: rcsDoc.AddNew rcsDoc("Document") = msWord 'where msWord is a Word...

I would also be interested in learning how to store Word Document Objects into Access 97 ole object fields using Visual Basic. If I try to store the document object in the appropriate field in the normal way, such as: rcsDoc.AddNew rcsDoc("Document") = msWord 'where msWord is a Word...

Try this: Save a Word 2000 document as html, then use Wordpad or whatever to view the html. Word 2000 can save to and read from html, using xml to save/read pertinent info. See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/languages/clinic/scripting10162000.asp for some additional info.

Try this: Save a Word 2000 document as html, then use Wordpad or whatever to view the html. Word 2000 can save to and read from html, using xml to save/read pertinent info. See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/languages/clinic/scripting10162000.asp for some additional info.

You're right (subject has correct syntax, but I messed it up in the body. Yes, the document is sent correctly and opens in MsWord, but does not reference the template specified in: <w:AttachedTemplate HRef=&quot;location of template goes here&quot;></w:AttachedTemplate>

Has anyone had experience using: <% ResponseContentType=&quot;application/msword&quot; %> to send msword content from asp pages? I'm trying to figure out a way to &quot;send&quot; the proper document template (.dot file) so it gets attached to the document opened in Word by the client. So...

Is there any way to cause IIS 4.0 to default to using SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT for all ODBC connection strings (not just when a connection string is specified in code)? The situation is: IIS 4.0 on one server (Web Server) Access97 database on another server (Access Database Server) Sql Server 7 on...

Is there any way to cause IIS 4.0 to default to using SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT for all ODBC connection strings (not just when a connection string is specified in code)? The situation is: IIS 4.0 on one server (Web Server) Access97 database on another server (Access Database Server) Sql Server 7 on...

See the following article: http://www.aspzone.com/articles/john/aspUpload/ Don't let the name of the article confuse you. It presents an alternative to using 3rt party components (like AspUpload).

The application is a massive one (for us, anyway) with dozens of VB and ASP applications that use the Access97 database. Maybe eventually we will code directly to the Sql Server 7.0 database, but for now, we want to get our apps working with the least amount of recoding.

When calling asp pages that connect to data in an Access97 database with tables linked to a Sql Server 7.0 database, the following error is raised: Error #=80004005 Description = [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] ODBC--connection to 'CEMDPS' failed. Source = Microsoft OLE DB Provider...

Those of you with experience upsizing Access 97 to Sql Server 7.0 and linking tables to Access 97: Is there a way to retain the Table and Field descriptions and &quot;special&quot; formats (like &quot;mm/dd/yyyy&quot;, etc.) so that they appear in Access 97 (as linked to Sql Server) the way...

Is there a relatively simple way to find out the position in a string where a VbScript &quot;Regular Expression&quot; first fails? I'm using a regular expression to test an entire string, with parentheses set to &quot;capture&quot; submatch info for several substrings. The problem is that the...

Thanks, that was the problem.