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Can somebody tell me where I can set web discussion permissions for Sharepoint Portal Server? Specifically, I want to give users the ability to close discussions. thanks. nick bulka

I'm looking for a way to include content from my site in someone else's page, regardless of whether they're running IIS or some other web server. For example, my customer has a page that generates a header, then my contents, then a footer. My contents are retrieved from a SQL server database...

For some reason, the option to Make an exe on the file menu has become disabled (VB6). Anybody know how to fix this? nick bulka

Stuartp, When you run queries in this fashion using VB, MS Access is not running. It's actually the JET engine. You can run queries like this without even having Access installed. These queries are synchronous. That is, the first must finish before the second can start, etc. JET will...

There could be alternate methods, but you haven't supplied enough info yet. Are you using COM DLLs or standard Windows DLLs? Windows DLLs use DECLARE statements, or can be accessed via Typelibs, COM DLLs either require a reference to them, or can be instantiated using late binding...

Use Microsoft's dependency walker to find which DLLs your app uses, then check to see which one is missing on the target system. Since it seems to be related to ADO, you can try intstalling the latest MDAC. It may take care of the problem. nick bulka

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/optimsql/odp_tun_1a_6x45.asp nick bulka

I hope this code isn't from frmMain. nick bulka

In the downloadcomplete event, go through the page source and strip out the <img> tags nick bulka

If you don't mind spending 15.00, this is a good site where you can download hours of .NET tutorial videos. There are videos on the IDE, VB.Net, C#, ASP.Net, XML, etc. Well worth the 15 bucks http://www.learnvisualstudio.net nick bulka

You'll want to use the recordset object to execute the proc. If you declare your recordset object withevents, you'll be able to get progress events. Here's a code snippet to get you going: cmd.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc cmd.CommandText = &quot;gd.GET_DEPLETIONS&quot; With...

You'll need to first get the file out of the database and write it to the disk. There are two methods in ADO to do this: GetChunk and the Stream Object. Using the stream object is, IMO, the best approach. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q258038 nick bulka

So what's the question? nick bulka

You need to specify filenames, not foldernames to filecopy. In order to include all files and all subfolders, you will need to recursively drill down into your folder hierarchy, copying a single file at a time. nick bulka

Snaggs, The VBPJ archives are available at: http://www.fawcette.com/archives/magazines/vsm/ As far as I know, VBPJ is now called Visual Studio magazine. I think .Net magazine is a separate publication nick bulka

Why not just cut and paste the function from Access into your VB program? nick bulka

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So modify the code to meet your needs. Are you having problems understanding how? nick bulka

Since Windows pages to disk, it's also possible to get out of memory errors if you run out of swap file space. nick bulka

also, if you add this line after the .additem, the list box will scroll so the last line entered will always be visible: list1.topindex=list1.newindex nick bulka