thosan

Hi! I finally got outlook 2007 to work with the groupwise system we have at work, and it work pretty good aslong as i'm on the network. But if I unplug the network cable it won't start. It starts to connect to the groupwise server and since there is no connection it shuts down. This makes it impossible to start outlook anywhere else then on the network, since there is no way to contact the mailserver through a client from outside it, atleast to my knowledge. Is there someway to get past this annying problem? It would actually be enough just to get the calandar working offline. cheers /Thomas

Thanks for the tip, going to take a good look at it on monday, when I'm back at work.

I have a problem, I have some users that need to be in the debugger user group locally on the computer in order to be able to use Visual Studio. When they log into the server they don't get enough rights on the local computer. Can this be done with a login script and if so how do you make it? Thanks in advance /Thomas

I have a slight problem, I either have to get rid of the space between som characters (TE 1 to TE1) and it seems that trim doesn't take care of it. My other option it that ensure that the space is there, and I wonder how that can be accomplished. The language that I'm working in is VB.NET

Woohaa, really nice collection you've got there. Thanks alot for them

Whan i was about to do a clean install on a machine, i deleted all partitions that was on it, and that probably where i went stupid since i had a dual boot on it with win 2000 and linux. After that i had deleted all partitions i made a new formatted with ntfs and installed win 2000 so far so good. The problem came when it had installed win 2000 and was going to boot it up, then it halted no matter what i did. My guess is that i screwd upp the mbr (master boot record) and the question is how to fix it? I have solved it paritially by using ghost files from another computer with the same dual boot, but I still can't do a clean install.

yes it says something like "this driver is not digitally signed.. continue". Don't really know if the syntax is correct, followed some tutorial that was both for 2k and XP.

Hi! I made my unattanded win 2k CD and it works, but it has some flaws. It does wait for reboot and during the installation i have to click yes at one time to accpet that it installs some sound stuff. the winnt.sif looks like this. ;SetupMgrTag [Data] AutoPartition=0 MsDosInitiated="0" UnattendedInstall="Yes" [unattended] UnattendMode=FullUnattended OemSkipEula=Yes OemPreinstall=No TargetPath=winnt Repartition=No UnattendedSwitch="Yes" WaitForReboot="No" Is it anything wrong here or do i just have some stupid computers?

Yeah, it would be easier for me at least, gotto figure out a way to do it easy enough for the ones having trouble finding the "any key" ;-)

It's an access database and I'm using ADO.NET, if it's possible do print it directly it would probably make it easier for me.

Hi! I have created a little program in which you can look at the contents of a database in a listview, so far so good. Here comes the tricky part, I want to be able to print out the content of a selected row and i want to be able to have it formated in a special way. Is it possible to have exported to word or is there another way?