Recent content by PGTurner

Thanks for the reply - I should have specified WINDOWS world I added the "ctime" as a possible TCL option switch name - in TCL atime=Last access, mtime=Last modified. But nothing for when the file was created, which is what I am looking for. In Windows - current - 2000/2003 server or...

Any way in TCL to get file creation time - as opposed to accessed time or modified time? Familiar with mtime & atime - but apparently no "ctime". Don't need to change it just need to retrieve it. DIR /TC filename.ext is valid in DOS and I am playing with parsing out of an exec call but that...

Is it every outbound message or just some? Are you sending directly to destination or are you using a remote mail handler? If every, then there could be something amiss with Exchange/SMTP connector - but my problems have always been with certain destinations, even certain messages. If that is...

I am battling printing issues with terminal services. Servers are Win2K, clients vary but for discussion purposes assume 2KPro. I can access the server via a web page and the Advanced client - the activeX download. I can access the server via the terminal services installed client. Win2K...

I have had a chance to test jonscott8's solution. It does operate but I get the visible-to-the-world IP address from my web server, rather than the visible-to-the-world address of my client. It would seem the the web server is doing the querying, not the local client. Which I guess makes...

For all the code, it needs to go into either a module or behind an object ( eg a command button ) on a form. Code can also go behind objects in reports as well. Just to be more complete, I will describe how I would use what I posted. Create a new module. One of the Access tabs. Paste all...

If you are asking me, the code will create the table & queries. On my version, "temp" is sort of a misnomer in that they do not go away when you leave ( unless you delete them ). The table & query names are re-used - the content could change on each run but they will stay there...

Assuming users pick the IDs they want from a pick list, the following technique will build an IN(X,Y,Z...) list from the picked selections. I have built it with a picklist ( in my case called PhyPickList). And a command button that builds the query and presents it once the list is picked...

Well, that would seem to be it. Maybe my cache looked like the top of my (real) desk, but I can't say as I have ever intentionally cleared it out. I have often seen clearing the cache as a fix for problems I wasn't having, so I guess I just never did it. Thanks.

I have done something - perhaps checked or unchecked something - such that I now cannot view source. This is on any page I go to. Even ones I have written. My office PC can view the source but not this one. It used to work, but now it just sits there. I know I am probably missing...

To concatenate all the files you could use: FOR %a IN (dir *.txt) DO type %a >> c:\AllUsers.txt That assumes all your files are in one folder. Just point your AllUsers.txt to somewhere other than that folder.

Don't know if anyone is still looking at this but I saw it in a search and since I do battle with this issue from time to time as updates get put on the server, I thought I would add my 2 cents worth. It seems to be because the OCX doesn't get properly updated. My fix has been to go into...

You are probably reading it correctly. The http returns the vpn provided ipaddress to my ( home based ) PC. The https returns the isa address. I am not ( at least I don't think I am) proxying the http traffic. I don't know what alonak is trying to do but my interest is driven by some...

Don't know if this will confuse more than it helps but barring a better inspiration, this is what I would do. Add the code to a module - watch line wrapping. You will end up with a table named zTblTable1 that, I think, has what you asked for. The zTbl will be recreated each time the code runs...

Try: <% IPAddress = request.servervariables(&quot;REMOTE_ADDR&quot;) ' returns local address response.write (&quot;IP of local: &quot; & IPAddress & &quot;<br>&quot;) IPAddress = request.servervariables(&quot;LOCAL_ADDR&quot;) ' returns web server response.write (&quot;IP of server: &quot; &...