LOL...my 2000 server is a primary domain controller. Had to go into Domain Controller Security Policy/Security Settings/Local Policies/User Rights Assignement
Then Gave the group Access this computer from Network as well as log on locally. then ran the force update on active directory...all...
vbrocks...can really use your help on this...any chance you can e-mail me directly to try and help me through this problem...robc@rncdevelopment.com Going to try your suggestions...here is the system info
Windows 2000 Server
Primary Domain Controller
2 Nics..One internal One Internet
Ok...vbrock...could you be a little more specific. what is GPO...still don't know all the short forms for this stuff. Man did microsoft ever make things complicated...sheeesh...LOL
What would remote access policy have to do with FTP access. The users are not coming in on terminal services..they are coming in through ftp client? But I'm checking.
Situation:
I am running 2000 server is IIS services utilizing the ftp for transfering for my clients. If I attempt to logon under my own account I have no problems as I have administrator access. I have created a group for ftp access and then done the following:
Local Security Policy
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zemp you are pretty much correct. Basically what I am doing is I have a 3 combo boxes that are populated by records from a database (disconnected). I want to issue
combo(0).additem "the value"
then when done populate the other 2 with the same data without having to add to the code...
Ok probably a dumb question. But I have a form with 3 individual tabs on it. I have a combobox control array.
What I want is to add the items to the combobox on the first tab then duplicate it across the other three. This way they are all the same. This way it doesn't matter which combo box...
Not sure if this is what you want but place this code in the submit button on click event
Dim myCon as New ADODB.Connection
myCon.Execute("Insert TableName (Field1, Field2, Field3) values ('" & textbox1 & "', '"& textbox2 & "', '" & textbox3 & "'")
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