The preview pane is one of the ways that viruses manage to run without "opening" an infected email. It is annoying for other reasons (appointments viewed in the preview pane don't offer the accept/decline controls).
Is there a way through Exchange, or otherwise, to disable the...
I have a number of public folders that are used to manage emails from
outside the organisation.
These public folders use Event scripts to change the message class into
a custom class that has forms set up for it.
The script is as follows:
Public Sub Folder_OnMessageCreated
Dim CDOSession...
I have a table with a field that contains a comma delimited list. The data for the table is input through an HTML form. The comma delimited list is created by checking check boxes on the form.
Eg
id | name | category
---|------|-----------
1 | bob | 1,10,11,14
2 | ted | 2,11,15...
I am trying to set up a form that can be used in multiple Public Folders.
The form is opened by replying to a message in public folders I have enabled it for (using another form).
The form needs to change the BCC field so that it adds the name or email address of the Public Folder - so that...
How are newlines, tabs etc represented in Access 2002?
I need to replace some HTML in a SQL Server table with new lines, but I cannot for the life of me find this in the help.
It is driving me nuts.
I can't find it in the help file anywhere? --
Dunx
I create a record set as follows:
rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset");
sql = "SELECT id,text WHERE id = 1";
rs.Open(sql,my_connection);
The recordset rs should contain the following.
rs("id")
rs("text")
I now want to display the contents of my...
Can anyone give me a pointer to the full list of regular expression characters for creating Validation Rules in Access 2002? The help just has a tantalising list of examples, but no link to the full list of what you can do, and no hint at what to search for (regular expressions doesn't work)...
I had to reinstall Windows XP, and reformatted. However, when I start up, my computer offers me two versions of Windows XP to start up. Is there a way of getting rid of this? I don't need the two versions. I know the other one was either wiped, or is completely useless... --
Dunx
Whenever any mail arrives on our Exchange server and the recipients name is not in the To field, but in the BCC field (as a lot of email lists do it), Exchange won't deliver the mail. In fact it drops it all into a directory called badmail.
Has anyone else encountered this problem and solved...
I have created a couple of forms in Outlook that allow messages in Public Folders to be saved as proper messages that can be replied to by email. The forms also BCC any replies to the Public Folder so we can track them. This is done as described on the following web page...
I use Outlook 2002 with Exchange server, but also pick up email from my personal POP3 account.
I have a rule set up which moves all email recieved from my personal account into the inbox of a Personal Folders pst.
However, recently Outlook has started to inform me that this rule is in error...
I am setting up a web site that uses an SQL database to store data. I am also creating an Access 2002 front end for the database to facilitate other people in my organisation to enter data on the database.
One of the things I want to include on the site are photographs connected to the data...
Just a rant this...
I wish Dreamweaver would stick to opening previews in just one browser window rather than the last one used.
It ends up with the frustration of creating a post for a forum such as this one whilst working on a page. Then you preview the page and lose your composition...
I am trying to position a layer at the bottom of a web page for copyright information etc. It is proving rather difficult to get this to work.
Using the position:absolute in IE6 or Mozilla with a bottom:0px appears to fix a layer to the bottom of the browser screen rather than the page.
How...
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