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I've checked the load command many times. I've even loaded the above with inetcfg utilities and does the same. By design you can only bind IPX to the primary card. Bind ipx to xxx .. I I suppose to have the net=... at the end. It's loading the wrong net. Thanks for your help

What kind of file is it? ... extension.

Most likely not. (havent' tryied it but I understand the implication and mechanics). You need IIS4 and a server. If not an option, setup a shared folder on your workstation for user to connect to and publish your web on your local workstaion.

You might try this option if you have the hardware. You can enabling your cdrom as your first drive. NT will start installing from the CDROM.

Deon, You need to refresh the page a few times. Don't ask me why but when I don't, gives me nothing.

With every domain that you want to have an option to, you must set a domain trust.

Sure, System, Hardware, Hardware Profiles, and copy.

If you have any antivirus application, remove it before upgrade. Stefan

Hold on cowboy... this might be your problem. Only events that are commune to ASP and DHML are supported. the onafteropen is not. use advise() before opening the recordset

Deon, I've had similar problems for the past two weeks. I've managed to install SP4 on Visual Studio and everything went away. Now I am able to post databases fine SQL and Access. My suggestion is look on your event viewer. It should give you some error (even the information once don't rule...

In your outlook profile, properties, advance tab, make sure it is set to NT Password Authentication. If it is set to none you will get what you just discribe.

Look the AT command. The Task Schedule must be running.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Cdrom and change Autorun 0x1 to 0x0

You cannot. Older program such as you describe required full access in order for you to even view the data. This is of course because of the file permition limitation. With the new generation of NTFS, everything changed. I am sure you could find a readme file on that directory for a phone...

Not true. I assume he's on NTWorkstation logged onto a domain. From his workstation, log into your domain. From User manager make him part of the local admin group. I can understand the confusion but he will not have admin right to your network other then whatever you give him. This is just...