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HyperWRT is available from - http://www.thibor.co.uk/ Thanks for all of the posts in response to my question! Kent

I have an older Linksys WRT54G (Version 2) and I have recently applied the "Tomato" firmware to it. It seems better than the stock Firmware that comes from Linksys? What is the consensus of the firmwares that are available for the WRT54G? DD-WRT FreeWRT HyperWRT (official) HyperWRT Thibor OpenWRT Tarifa X-Wrt Thanks, Kent

CTRL+ALT+Print Scrn is not necessary.. Actually, just ALT+Print Scrn is all you need. Kent

What kind of AV are your running? Have you called or tried to chat with their support about your issue? Thanks, Kent

What about some good firewall rules on your router? Kent

How about FilesClab? http://www.filseclab.com/eng/products/firewall.htm Or.. http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/2007/PL20...hp#1.10Firewall http://lists.thedatalist.com/pages/Firewalls.htm http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/security/fwfirewall.html Thanks, Kent

For XP SP-2 to run rjhExtensions: Change DEP (Data Execution Prevention) to allow: C:\Program Files\rjhExtensions\rjhExtensions.exe It will be listed as: "Organizer for rjhExtensions context menu addons". Windows will prompt you to restart the computer. Once restarted, rjhExtensions should work fine. Thanks, Kent

Did find the create .bak extension, but it does not work properly on my system.. Kent

Since RjhExtensions does not work on SP-2 versions of Windows XP, is there a suitable replacement? What I am specifically looking for is the ability to copy or clone files in as few clicks as possible. Thanks, Kent

Here is how we do this for #1: If DLookup("[ID]", "Errorlog", "[ID] = 1") Then objEmail.Textbody = "Report Log and Errorlog Attached for Report: " & MailBody 'Message body objEmail.AddAttachment (stFileName) 'Attach Excel File Else objEmail.Textbody = "Update Report Log for: " & MailBody 'Message body End If For #2, you can use a IF..ELSE statement with an EXIST? IF object.FileExists("C:\file1.bmp") Then ELSE object.FileExists("C:\temp\file1.bmp") END IF Hope this helps. Kent

I believe it can.. You have to open the PDF in the form tool using Acrobat Pro.. Create the field(s) you want.. Change the field type to be text, hyperlinks, etc. Kent

How do you spool your print jobs? Do you print as they go or complete the print job and then send to printer? What kind of printer? What kind of Server? 2000? 2003? Kent

Can you show us what you have for code? I have a mailer that we use and it references CDO.. Here is a snip of code we use: Public Function Mailer(MailSubject) Dim objEmail, stDocName, stFileName 'Dim msweb As String, smtp As String Dim msweb, smtp, Subject, Stime, Etime, TimeTaken, Records, Rate, MailBody, MyStr As String Dim varX As Variant Set objEmail = CreateObject("CDO.Message") objEmail.From = """Your Name"" <user1@company.com>" objEmail.To = "user1@company.com;user2@company.com" 'objEmail.BCC = "5555551212@messaging.sprintpcs.com" 'objEmail.Subject = "your subject" msweb = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/" smtp = "smtp.yourcompany.com" 'Define the Error Table we want to work with stDocName = "ErrorLog" stFileName = "c:\sec\Errorlog.xls" 'Transfer the data from the table to the spreadsheet defined in the previous line If IsNull(DLookup("[ID]", "Errorlog", "[ID] = 1")) Then 'Check to see if there are any errors objEmail.Subject = "Report Info generated: " & Format(Now(), "dd mmm yyyy hh:mm") & " " 'Subject line Else objEmail.Subject = "Report and Error Info generated: " & Format(Now(), "dd mmm yyyy hh:mm") & " " 'Subject line DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel97, stDocName, stFileName End If 'Output the report for e-mailing varX = DLookup("[ID]", "TimeStamps", "[ID] = 1") Stime = DLookup("[Stime]", "TimeStamps", "[ID] = 1") Etime = DLookup("[Etime]", "TimeStamps", "[ID] = 1") TimeTaken = DLookup("[TimeTaken]", "TimeStamps", "[ID] = 1") Records = DLookup("[Records]", "TimeStamps", "[ID] = 1") 'Rate = Records / (Etime - Stime) Rate = DLookup("[Rate]", "TimeStamps", "[ID] = 1") MyStr = Format(Rate, "###0.00") 'objEmail.Subject = "Process is complete" objEmail.Subject = objEmail.Subject & MailSubject If DLookup("[ID]", "Errorlog", "[ID] = 1") Then objEmail.Textbody = "Report Log and Errorlog Attached for Report: " & MailBody 'Message body objEmail.AddAttachment (stFileName) 'Attach Excel File Else objEmail.Textbody = "Update Report Log for: " & MailBody 'Message body End If objEmail.Textbody = "Start Time: " & Stime & vbCrLf & "End Time: " & Etime objEmail.Textbody = objEmail.Textbody & vbCrLf & "Time Taken: " & TimeTaken & " minutes" & vbCrLf & "Count: " objEmail.Textbody = objEmail.Textbody & Records & " Records" & vbCrLf & "Rate: " & MyStr & " (records/minute)" & vbCrLf objEmail.Configuration.Fields.Item(msweb & "sendusing").Value = 2 objEmail.Configuration.Fields.Item(msweb & "smtpserver").Value = smtp objEmail.Configuration.Fields.Item(msweb & "smtpserverport").Value = 25 objEmail.Configuration.Fields.Update If DLookup("[ID]", "Errorlog", "[ID] = 1") Then Kill stFileName 'Remove the spreadsheet End If objEmail.Send End Function I used to use Outlook for e-mailing and it became a big pain as I had to use the "ClickYes" software for it. Thanks, Kent

Is this on one machine or all? Maybe try a different machine and see what the issue is. You may have to run wrkgadm (start / run and type in wrkadm) to see what groups are being referenced from the database if it uses an MDW file for perms. Kent

If you look at http://candace-tripp.com (you will have to use FireFox to get there).. She has the following: Cascading Combo Boxes Database that should help you along. Kent

What about going back in and doing a "Custom Install" of Office 2003 and looking at the options for MS-Access? Kent

Have you checked out either of the following sites? These give you the ability to jump to Registry Keys.. Registry Commander: http://www.aezay.dk/ (CTRL+G to invoke the Go to) Registry Editor Extensions: http://www.regeditx.com/ (paste right in the top line) Thanks, Kent

TugZip is cool.. However, you have to add the RAR.EXE as a plugin to use it. Kent

Interesting talk.. There is no mention of Panda.. Anybody have tried it? Kent

You can try - http://windirstat.info/ It should show you where files are, free space, etc. Kent

You have one of two options.. You can get Ultimate Boot CD - http://www.ubcd4win.com/ You can get ERD - http://winternals.com/Products/RecoveryManager/Default.aspx Then, you can modify the Registry, StartUp Groups, INI files, etc. to clear the offending program. Kent