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If you are referring to an .aspx web page, there is no need.

I am using a streamwriter to create a comma-delimited file. When there is no data, rather than writing ",,," it writes ", , , ". I've tried trimming the field and checking for nulls, but to no avail. How do I fix this? Thanks.

Add a record to your DNS server, or if you don't have DNS internal, you can add an entry to your HOSTS file.

Rather than a count(*) in the original, does count(AddrId) yield different results?

What's to prove? Nothing. Except that some people like to challenge themselves. If you can't compete, don't.

Take a look at this: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;176670

You may want to try creating a variable to use as a running total. Since you have no grouping, you will not need to zero out the variable. So you will need only two formulas. In the details section: WhilePrintingRecords; Global NumberVar RunningTotal; If not IsNull({Table.Field}) then...

You can do either or both. What is it you want to do? If you want to pass a parameter from the main report to the subreport, use sub report linking. If you want the user to enter a parameter for the subreport (sp2), don't do anything. They will be prompted. You did not provide much...

Yes, that is correct

Ok, so in your detail records, use a formula to check for max(NoteID). You will need to use a variable to make sure you don't overwrite it with invalid data. In your invoice group header: Formula: ClearGroup1 WhilePrintingRecords; Global StringVar strInvNotes; strInvNotes := ''; In your...

Did you try me! rather than me. ?

How about checking the length on lostfocus?

Set up identical users on both machines. Since you are not using a domain, they only have themselves to authenticate to.

How about If Me.CM_EditButton.Visible then

Not running Crystal on this machine but if memory serves... If {?Status} = 0 then ({Command.LICENSE_STATUS} = 1 OR {Command.LICENSE_STATUS} = 2) else {Command.LICENSE_STATUS} = {?Status} Also, use the "View SQL Query" feature and post that along with your selection criteria.

Yes you can. You can link your subreport to main report data or to a formula.

Maybe try using the current month info as your main report and pull the detail in a sub report.

I don't know how you can do it in the mailing label template, but you can group or sort (depending on your data) by client and just fill the page with your desired text. Use the main part of your current report (the white part) to determine approximately where to end each column of data.

Can you sort by Invoice, then note ID? If so, suppress the detail lines, and show the details and note text in your group footer.

Is this an NT domain or 2k? Do you have domain controllers in other locations? How do you connect your locations (ie Frame relay, DSL, ISDN, etc)? Do you have anything in place that would prevent traffic at certain times of the day (such as ports 135-139)?