RabbieBurns

Im trying to create a report in Access, something ive done for years. However in previous versions I have juset been able to delete the 'unbound' box that appears next to the textbox, but in 2010 I cant seem to get rid of them.. what am i doing wrong?

Mine is set to the same. I have however not yet looked at decomissioning old accounts and its something Im going to be looking at soon. Also, I havent noticed if it deletes disabled users.. I will do some tests..

Northern Queensland is about as far away from me as Egypt is from England ;p

you get used to it to be honest. Was back in glasgow for xmas so had the snow and ice and sub temperatures. Put on a jacket and hat and turn up the central heating. Here, you put on some sunglasses and shorts and turn up the air conditioning.. All i have here is a crappy fan though, and its 32C still at 11:35pm, but its not uncomfortable. Football training in similar temperature was a bit tough tonight tho.. But leaving the office and being in the sea 15 mins later sure is a nice way to unwind after the stress of the new school year starting this week!

hmm.. ill revisit the folder perms then maybe the system is failing to access it.. what should have read permissions for software deploy?

Thanks, that might just be the most simple solution to get this out there fastest.. Ill test tomorrow

dunno, latest i guess.. Ive found an msi on the cd, and copied the license file to that folder. Set up a group policy, and applied it to my testbed win7 and xp virtual machines.. but it doesnt seem to install.. on the XP ones the "installing 2d..." flashes up but nothing actually gets installed..

That is all

following that link a step further, it seems theres a couple of ports available.. ill try them.. cheers.

will try your suggestion Arthur.. Teejay, thanks for the suggestion, will consider it if the above fails

theres no vpn they have just provided him with pop/smpt email

Ive got a mate here who has started working for a london based company. They have given him smtp/pop details for his new email account. Problem is his home ISP blocks port 25. They force you to use their own smtp server. This is fine if his laptop happens to be at home, but most of the time he works away from home, and so having the home isp smtp doesnt work. Apart from creating 2 seperate accounts , one for home using the local home isp smtp, and the other using the proper smtp, is there anything else i can suggest? The email for the company in london is provided by uk2.net ive searched their pages but cannot find if they offer an alternative smtp port to use - does anyone know this company and if they do or not? Cheers!

25th Jan was my namesakes birthday too Even managed to find a haggis here to celebrate with..

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is it just the \Techsoft 2d Design\New Installation\2D Design V2.msi that I put in the Software Installation Settings in Group policy? Running that manually presents lots of options but putting it in GP doesnt seem to install it... Also, how do I deploy the .lic file too ? Edit, it seems putting the .lic file in with the msi works when doing a manual install.

we use the fireFTP addon for firefox. All our users use firefox already so it wasnt much of a challenge for them to learn to use this addon.

by the way, it looks like outlook anywhere uses https (443) after all Configure Outlook Anywhere in Outlook 2010

also had to reconfigure outlook too to enable the anywhere option

I think I have fixed it! on the RPC vdir in IIS, the redirection had been ticked, and nothing was entered. Unticking the redirection fixed it. Found the answer here: Exchange 2010 Outlook Anywhere

yes it seems to be.. as theres an option to "disable outlook anywhere" anyway, 4am now.. ill take this up again tomorrow.. cheers for you rhelp

umm.... let me check..

but it is passing all the certificate stuff ? THis is where it fails: Attempting to ping RPC proxy mail.webdomain.co.uk. RPC Proxy can't be pinged. Additional Details A Web exception occurred because an HTTP 440 - 440 response was received from Unknown.

StartCom LTD SSL profide the cert.. and yeh, theres an A record autodiscover.webdomain.com pointing to the server IP there isnt a record for autodiscover.emaildomain.com .. should there be?

Running that, with the Outlook Anywehre test, fails using autodiscover, due to what I said abouve about the email address being different from the exchange domain etc. If I run the test again, and Manually specify server settings, it failed with ntlm authentication. If i run again with it set to basic, I get this: Testing RPC/HTTP connectivity. The RPC/HTTP test failed. Test Steps Attempting to resolve the host name mail.webdomain.co.uk in DNS. The host name resolved successfully. Additional Details IP addresses returned: xx.xx.xx.xx Testing TCP port 443 on host mail.webdomain.co.uk to ensure it's listening and open. The port was opened successfully. Testing the SSL certificate to make sure it's valid. The certificate passed all validation requirements. Test Steps Validating the certificate name. The certificate name was validated successfully. Additional Details Host name mail.webdomain.co.uk was found in the Certificate Subject Common name. Certificate trust is being validated. The test passed with some warnings encountered. Please expand the additional details. Additional Details ExRCA can only validate the certificate chain using the Root Certificate Update functionality from Windows Update. Your certificate may not be trusted on Windows if the "Update Root Certificates" feature isn't enabled. Testing the certificate date to confirm the certificate is valid. Date validation passed. The certificate hasn't expired. Additional Details The certificate is valid. NotBefore = 4/28/2010 3:57:42 PM, NotAfter = 4/30/2011 2:31:59 AM Checking the IIS configuration for client certificate authentication. Client certificate authentication wasn't detected. Additional Details Accept/Require Client Certificates isn't configured. Testing HTTP Authentication Methods for URL https://mail.webdomain.co.uk/rpc/rpcproxy.dll. The HTTP authentication methods are correct. Additional Details ExRCA found all expected authentication methods and no disallowed methods. Methods found: Basic Testing SSL mutual authentication with the RPC proxy server. Mutual authentication was verified successfully. Additional Details Certificate common name mail.webdomain.co.uk matches msstd:mail.webdomain.co.uk. Attempting to ping RPC proxy mail.webdomain.co.uk. RPC Proxy can't be pinged. Additional Details A Web exception occurred because an HTTP 440 - 440 response was received from Unknown.

This setup is a bit tricky.. the mail email address is [email protected] but the actual website domain is webdomain.com so for OWA the login page is https://mail.webdomain.com and the local domain is somethingelse.local and the [email protected] is set as the primary address in Exchange. SMTP is already open and this is the way that it is currently used off site, but I want direct connection not pop/smtp or even IMAP.. Will have a read of your link and have a play, thanks