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In the past, I've used net config server /autodisconnect:-1 with some success

Thanks for the response, I hadn't considered this to be a CSS problem, I'll have a look there. Looks like, though, FP2002 and W7 don't really go together.

Added html for google maps to page in Frontpage 2002, running under Windows 7. Managed to save page and preview result, successfully. Later, returning to page to edit another area, got message saying 'Frontpage Has Stopped Working'. Took html for google maps addition out using notepad and...

Thanks for your suggestions. Should have twigged EOF() might have been a cause. Restarting program not really an option. Think I've got a work around by making sure EVERY date has at least one (dummy) entry in the table.

I've tried the SET FILTER TO option, to no avail. Looks like I'll have to do what you suggest, exit the EDIT command and re-enter again - although that might slow down the application. As usual, many thanks for your suggestions.

Thanks for taking the time to read the post and for your suggestion. Have just tried replacing ARROW keys with F3 and F4 but still have the same problem. Tried then ON KEY LABEL "F" and ON KEY LABEL "B", but to no avail. Thanks anyway.

Thank you for pointing out my typing mistake. The original code does, indeed, use "-" for LEFTARROW parameter. I simply mis-typed the line when I made the original posting. So, I'm afraid, I still have the problem.

When you ran your test at the DOS windows, did you use CMD or COMMAND in START + RUN. One of the will be used by your application (which?), you may have tested using the other.

I’m using the FoxPro 2.6 EDIT command (similar to BROWSE) to show a number of records in a window: SELECT "qulines" SET ORDER TO qutime EDIT FIELDS ; client_1 = qutime + "|" + quref_x:70:H="":W=p_exclude(), ; client_2 = qutype + SPACE(1) + qucon + "|" ; + qupet_x + "|" +...

I have a similar problem when trying to print barcodes. It may be related to Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 839779: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/839779 Any known work-around would be very much appreciated.

Remou Many thanks, this solution works just as I wanted to! Doug (Drainie)

I have two MS Access 2003 MDB applications. I wanted to be able to start the second application from within the first so I added a command button to a form to execute the SHELL command. This works satisfactorily except when the second application is already active. Under those circumstances...

I'm also having the same problem with import into Access. Something to do with <InvoiceItem> and </InvoiceItem> being on separate lines. Since you posted your query, have you made any progress?

Tallbarb Have you tried the following instead of what you have: =Sum(Nz([FMLA Hours]))

I have an Access XP application that has a number of reports; all of which are run from command buttons on forms. The majority of these reports are previewed before printing and that gives the users an opportunity to select an alternative printer for the actual printed pages. However...