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I have a problem with a FrontPage web. Everything works fine but when I try to save a new page, or do a Save As to an existing page, the folders aren't listed in the Save window. For example, when I'm in the root folder, I create a new page. When I click Save, the Save As box appears with the...

All you need to do is to put all of the content inside a table, and set the alignment for the table cell, something like this: <table width="100%" height="100%" border="0" align="center"> <tr> <td align="center" valign="middle">Content goes here</td> </tr> </table>...

We recently moved up to Exchange 2003. In the web interface, is there a way to send messages as plain text? It appears that if you log-in as a Basic client, Exchange sends the mail in plain text, but if you log-in as a Premium client, all mail gets sent in RTF or HTML. Is there a way for the...

A simple way to do it is to create a separate drop down for the hour, minute, AM/PM. Then, in your ASP page, you would combine those three fields before entering them into the date field of your database. For example, in the ASP page: strTime = Request.Form("hour") & ":" &...

You might want to post this question in a different forum. If you're using ASP to process the form, post it in the Mocirosft: Active Server Pages (ASP) forum. ========================= rollout =========================

I've never seen anything like that on any of my servers. You might want to run an anti-virus program or Stinger to see what turns up: http://vil.nai.com/vil/stinger/ ========================= rollout =========================

I think the problem stems from how you are storing the address in the database. When the user goes to your page, the html code is going to be written so that the image will be looked for on the users' C:\ drive, not on the server's. I have a database that does the same thing you are doing...

First you have decide who is going to host the site. You can outsource this (there are many hosting companies) or do it in-hous. If you decide to do it your self, you'll need: 1. A static IP for your hosting computer 2. The hosting computer will need the static IP and server software (i.e...

Message boxes ARE available through ASP.Net. This is how you can have the validation summary appear in a message box: <asp:ValidationSummary HeaderText="The following errors were found" DisplayMode="List" ShowMessageBox = "True" runat="server" > ========================= rollout...

How are you looking at the page in the browser? You can't just preview it in the browser; you must go to the proper url for your machine, something like: http://127.0.0.1/myaspxpage.aspx ========================= rollout =========================

You need to create an icon file called favicon.ico and put it into your root directory. ========================= rollout =========================

Thanks, but if I'm not mistaken that's how I would do it in a web page. What about within a vb.net program? ========================= rollout =========================

I'm very new to visual studio (first day) and I've run into my first problem. I've created a form and have bound some textboxes and labels to database fields. What I want to do is to bind the &quot;firstname&quot; and &quot;lastname&quot; database fields to one label. My motive to do this is so...

You can also use this: vbNewLine ========================= rollout =========================

This works for me and can be changed to an image: <p align=&quot;center&quot;><font face=&quot;Verdana, Arial, Helvetica&quot; size=&quot;1&quot;><a href=&quot;javascript:window.close();&quot;>Close This Window</a></font></p> ========================= rollout =========================

Hmm, I can't say I've had this exact problem but I am running Office 2003 and I have seen a lot of problems with programs and windows losing focus. For example, if I empty my deleted items in Outlook, Outlook loses focus and another open window will pop up on top of it. I wonder if this is...

I don't see why you can't put Access on the server and then create the maps using ASP. This wouldn't require licenses--it would be the same thing as using Access on a website to generate pages. ========================= rollout =========================

On this page you fill out a form and it will create the code necessary for the popup window you want: http://javascript.internet.com/generators/popup-window.html ========================= rollout =========================

Right-click on the desktop, click Arrange Icons, and uncheck Auto Arrange. ========================= rollout =========================

On this page: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/esecup/getexe.htm there is a link for &quot;Attachment Options.&quot; This is a Com add-in to Outlook that allows you to specify which, if any, attachments Outlook should block. It installs itself as another tab in the Options window. I've used it...