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Locked: Ï or the character Ï Unlocked: Ð or the character Ð I see Ed's point on the cached images, but, WebDings (as far as I've read) has been included with IE since IE 4. Why not use it? Then, worry about caching the StyleSheet you're using to set the font style and size, not the...

Awesome! Yes, that worked perfect. JS apparently does accept the lookahead assertion. I know I could have created 2 RegExp expressions, and tested it twice, or even done it by checking : (expression.indexOf("openview") > -1) && (expression.indexOf("count") == -1) but I...

...I want to find only expressions which contain "openview", but do NOT contain "count" I've tried /openview[.]*^(count).*/i /openview[.]*[^(count)].*/i /openview[.]*[^(count)]*/i and a few other strange obscure mixes and matches, but none of the them seem to work. Can...

This is an old thread, but I was hoping one of you might be able to help me out... I had figured out how to change the image On_Current a long time ago, but I have a different problem. I want to show my form, Continuous, but when I do, all images show up as the first image ( even though I have...

Does anyone know of a way, in Notes4.6, to remove the icon for a database from a users' desktop, using Lotus Script? I have a database, that's changing servers, and I don't want my users accessing the database that exists on the old server anymore. But, I don't want to remove the old database...

Does anyone know of any easy way (Lotus Script OR @Function) if the current user is a member of an author's field? I admit, if it were just Names in the Authors field, that would be one thing, but I'm including Names and Roles in that field. Just checking @IsMember/@IsNotMember of @UserRoles...

I don't have the capablities of creating/testing web-pages for my LN databases, but here's a guess. I know that in the body of your forms, you can place HTML tags. Have you tried sticking HTML tags into your richtext field, before and after the image, and see if that will change it? With HTML...

...your document (F9). If it disappears, I'd say to look at the different sections of code for your SendTo, CopyTo, and BlindCopyTo fields of your Memo* form. Check the InputTranslation, InputValidation, etc. My guess is the InputTranslation formula might be odd. Mine's just listed as...

Ooops, GOOFED! Don't believe that first code block, it's wrong (Source is not a NotesUIDocument as I had planned. heh, serves me right for not testing!) Anyhow, this would be your first block, to dis-allow ANYONE from deleting a document of type "formName": Sub...

Ooops, GOOFED! Don't believe that first code block, it's wrong (Source is not a NotesUIDocument as I had planned. heh, serves me right for not testing!) Anyhow, this would be your first block, to dis-allow ANYONE from deleting a document of type "formName": Sub...

Hello newt3! What you're going to have to do is put some code in your Database Script (Under Design....Other) for the QueryDocumentDelete code. The first thing you have to determine is... how you want to determine which documents do and don't get deleted. If they're based off a certain form...

Yeah, I found this to be a really confusing topic when I first started trying to work with Many to One to Many relationships in Access. What the weird thing is, is that once you've figured it out, it seems like you no longer understand why you couldn't before, and you don't understand what was...

Handbooks are okay, but you'll learn over time either way. Just keep digging in the Microsoft Access Help, and the examples that it contains. Another powerful source of information is the Object Browser. You'll find loads and loads of information (overwhelming at times) to satisfy your...

...As Recordset ' new Recordset, based off rst sorted. Set rst = Me.RecordsetClone ' Create the Clone ' Set the Sort property *NOTE: This does not actually sort it. ' But any recordsets created from it will be. rst.Sort = "sortedField" '...

Wow! You have alot of extraneous code, friend. I'm not sure why you're using all the extra Eval's. I took the liberty to chop down your code and re-write it for a BeforeUpdate event, as per Craig's suggestion, and tested it (duplicating your form and field name.) It works. Here's what I came...

Ah... Well, your question answered mine! I hadn't known about the existance of the Modules Collection. And I thought I knew a little something about Access! heh 80) I guess I hadn't poked around enough (nor browsed the Object Library enough.) And after looking at it, I realize how easy that...

Anyone know how to read/decompile a module's code, using code? I recognize that the MSysModules2 table contains the information about my modules, and there's a field called "Module", but it's in LongBinaryData. I exported the data from one, and have NO IDEA how to read it (yeah, it's...

Palani: Want to easily see any of that information, in a query that you can make reports on? Here's what I do in Access 97. Probably the same names and such for 2000, but I can't be certain just yet... This SQL statement should give you a listing of all your relationships for a database...

Hey Karloz- Hey, here's something else you might want to look at... I don't use Access2000 too much, so didn't know the function existed. (Perhaps it exists in 97 too, but that's at work, and I'm home now). MUCH faster revision, using the REPLACE() function. Check it out in Access97, it might...

...manner. You can use it to copy all the files from one directory to another (using the wildcards for Source), like this: strSource = "C:\Data\*.dat" strDestination = "c:\complete\" FileCopy strSource, strDestination which would move *.dat from C:\Data\ to your complete...