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Can anyone please explain to me why this works? To me, it violates the basic laws of networking, yet all of our MS computers don't have any issues, but Linux ones do: .... Description . . . . . . . . . . . : Broadcom NetXtreme 57xx Gigabit Controller Physical Address. . . . . ...

1. Shouldn't matter. If you want to maintain both servers and think that the performance may be better with 2 servers, then I would leave them both. 2. Yes, you will always be able to see the documents, as long as the server is up. 3. Yes, DOCSNTFS will be fine. I have used Storage Manager...

Has anyone ever been able to access PCL soft fonts that have been downloaded to an M2 controller? We used the Netspot Resource Downloader to push the fonts, and they show up on the PCL font list. I need to know what series of PCL codes to use to access the fonts. Canon won't tell me, they...

Sorry - forgot to add: Service Pack 2.

We are upgrading from Office 2K to Office 2K3. If you're on a Windows XP box and you are editing a document in the Normal View, the dotted lines that represent the page breaks update normally. If you are on a Windows 2000 box, the page breaks do not refresh as they are supposed to. They...

The version might be a bit trickier. We were extracting ours from the full path of the document. Here's how we're doing it: Dim Version$ ... Version$ = Trim(Str(Val(Mid(path$, InStr(1, path$, ".") - 3, 2)))) Let me know if that works. -Steve

Try inserting this code into your NewMacros Module: Option Explicit Private Declare Function DOCSGetProfileInfo Lib "DOCSAP32" (ByVal openFileID$, ByVal item$, ByVal itemBuffer$, ByVal bufferLen As Integer) As Long '======================================================================= '...

Create a .DRF (Docs Reference File). It's the same file that is uses when you email a reference to a document. It's a single line text file formatted as such: Document;%LibraryName%;%Docnumber% Just make sure you save it with the correct extension. You could also email the link to yourself...

Try using \r\n.

We have 50+ HP printers hooked to our AS/400, this is how I do it. These are screenshots from the CHGDEVPRT command, the parameters will have to be changed a bit to fit the CRTDEVPRT command. Sorry so big. Change Device Desc (Printer) (CHGDEVPRT)...

Nevermind, I did: MyTMemo->SelStart = MyTMemo->Text.Length(); As long as you aren't doing any text selection, this should work.

Shot in the dark - Did anyone ever figure this out?

The best way I have found to do this (if you can afford the disk space) is to create a copy of the .PST file. Open the first archive, and do a search on all times that are before the cutoff date and delete them. (you will need to do an advanced search). Open the 2nd file and search on all...

There is a company called RJS Software Systems that makes a product that allows you to do this: http://www.rjssoftware.com/index.asp?pg=rjsrpg2sql.htm

In the items table, I would not delete the items, I would create a Yes/No field called Deleted. When the users wants to look at all the items, I would just use a query that showes all active items. When a user wants to delete an item, just mark the Deleted field.

Under the properties for the entire report, you can set a background picture.

Took me forever to find this on the 'net: http://www.martinvt.com/Code_Samples/Paula_s_Code/paula_s_code.html Works like a charm, hope this is helpful.

I'm sorry, it's been a very long day. I meant to say SEU, not SDA.

Does anyone know the way to change the colors of your source code in SDA?

I have also noticed this on our Dell GX240's. It sounds like every song is being performed by Alvin and the Chipmunks. I have had to install the R45973 driver from Dell to make it sound correctly.