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if you have had a power loss and your running windows then run [B]chkdsk c: /x /f[/B] from the dos prompt and reboot. You can substitute [B]c:[/B] for [B]d:[/B] etc depending on which drive you want to check. Some of your file indexes may have become corrupted due to windows …

If you have access to the IIS interface then select the website you want to change, right click then select propertries and in the properties window select custom errors. You can then select the error (404.asp for example) and either point it to a file on your server a url …

Here's the scenario. I have a web server running with IIS 6 and website running written in ASP. The site and code has been working perfectly up until about 2 days ago when for no reason whatsoever the ASP has decided to partly work. and by this i mean as …

Here's the scenario. I have a web server running with IIS 6 and website running written in ASP. The site and code has been working perfectly up until about 2 days ago when for no reason whatsoever the ASP has decided to partly work. and by this i mean as …

try this [I]Dim cn as ADODB.Connection Set cn = New ADODB.Connection With cn .Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" .ConnectionString = "Data Source=C:\MyFolder\MyWorkbook.xls;" & _ "Extended Properties=Excel 8.0;" .Open End With[/I] don't forget to replace "C:\MyFolder\MyWorkbook.xls" with the path and filename of your project

If you are connecting to an sql database you will need an account setup in the database for remote access instead of localhost. But what would be better is if you could get access to the server and have a web page on there with a web form with some …