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Hi all, Does anyone know how to read an incoming mail on a IIS server running the defaut SMTP service? I would like to monitor the incoming mails on a IIS server and respond to some of them with an action depending on what e.g. the subject is. Can this be done in VBScript? Any help is highly...

Hi, We need to be able to create a virtual directory structure that'll enable each of our customers to have a single sharepoint that contains "links" to all the relevant shares and folders on the different servers, so they don't have to map each seperate share to a seperate...

Hi, Is there anyone out-there who know if it is possible to add Demand-dial Interfaces and Static Routes (to make a demand-dial connection that are activated if a package is routed to s specified IP adress) from the commandline on a WIndows 2000 Server running RRAS (Routing and Remote Access)...

Hi, Does anyone have experience in using tape/medias with barcode labels AND using GFS rotation in the backup jobs at the same time? When creating the GFS jobs it automatically creates three (3) media pools pr. job (daily, weekly and monthly) - each with a different base serial number (fx...

Hi all, Is there a way of combining the result from a querie into a single string? I have a table with names and email addresses and I would like an easy way of exporting all the email adresses to a single string seperated with semicolons (";") so it is easy to cut'n'paste it into a...

Hi all, Is there somehow it is possible to create a combobox (drop down box) in a form in Access 97 that will lookup global groups from a specified Windows NT domain or local groups from a specified Windows NT Server? Is is at all possible to enumerate this kind of information from a VBA...

Hi all, Scenario: We have an Exchange account that generates an auto-response whenever someone sends a mail to the corrosponding email address ("Thanks for your mail, blah blah blah"). The problem is that whenever the mailbox in the other end ALSO generates an auto-response we get a...

Hi, Does anyone know how to disable the print functionality in a Word document? Maybe using a VB macro? I have a sensitive document that was accidently printed (even though I had explicitly written in the header that the document was NOT to be printed - and even in flashing letters...doh!) I...

Hi, I run the ASO 7.0 version of ARCserve 2000 with a MS SQL 7.0 server as database. Does anyone know of a workaround, custom SQL or other ways of printing ARCserve reports automatically? Some of the reports I would like printed automatically every morning (so I don't have to log on to the...

Hi, I use the ASO version of ARCserve (version 7.0) with a Compaq TL891 MiniLibrary. We've set up two jobs, one for databases and one for files, in a GFS rotation scheme with daily diff. backups and a full on friday with "Scan backup media contents" CRC verification after each...

Hi all, I need to create a custom report using native SQL to extract the names of all tapes in scratch-set from the MS SQL Server I use as database for ARCserve. I've found the table "astape" but I doesn't seem to be able to find the info about if the tape is in scratch-set or not...

Hi, I'm running ASO 7.0 with a MS SQL Server 7.0 as database. Does anyone have experience in printing reports automatically, e.g. a report showing all tapes in scratch-set, so that every morning I get a new report on my printer telling me which tapes is free to be used for the nightly backup -...

Hi all, I need to be able to automate the process of saving the attachment of an incoming mail to the disk. For instance: I receive an email with a attachment from a business-partner via email. I would like to be able to schedule a command (e.g. via the AT command in Win NT) to login as a...

Hi!<br><br>I need to be able to round off an integer like 16.666666666667 to a specific number of decimals like 16.67.<br><br>Examples:<br>RoundOff((100/6),2) will return 16.67<br>RoundOff((100/6),0) will return 17<br>RoundOff((100/6),5) will return 16.66667<br><br>Does Access 97 have a build-in...