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I am not streaming.

The server just stores the files in a shared folder, that our desktops can access.

Thanks for the info.

Rebooting once a year isn’t bad.

Thanks for the info.

Thanks for this tip. It just solved my problem (after 2 hours of trying).

My new Sandisk Cruzer was ‘invisible’, although all of my other flash drives worked fine. The new drive was being assigned the H drive. However, H was being already mapped by my login script.

Problem solved. I mistakenly assigned the user to multiple groups, some of which had rights to the share and some did not. After re-assigning the user to the correct group the drives mapped correctly.

Yes, I did type the wrong slash character.

I’m not sure, I’ll have to find out.

I have my macro security set to Low.

No. I have a license for SBS. I purchased it separately from the old server and have the original installation disks.

I got the impression from the SBS Administrator’s Companion that sysprep was useful when the old and new servers were pretty close to identical.

Was this a bad assumption on my part?

Right. The user has never used anything other than Office and has no need for Works.

Your Excel file had extraneous space characters somewhere in the headings or data.

I used the =trim() function on the two rows, copied and pasted the values into a new sheet.

I was then able to import the file without any problem.

You could also use the following Choose function (assuming that the cell with the month-determining value is A1):

=CHOOSE(A1,”January”,”February”,”March”,”April”,”May”,”June”,”July”,”August”,”September”,”October”,”November”,”December”)

After working fine for two weeks this problem occurred again.

What I have discovered (although not figured out why) is that this error only occcurs when Outlook 2003 is open before starting FrontPage 2003.

If I close both Outlook and FrontPage, and then restart FrontPage, FrontPage works properly.

After working fine for two weeks this problem occurred again.

What I have discovered (although not figured out why) is that this error only occcurs when Outlook 2003 is open before starting FrontPage 2003.

If I close both Outlook and FrontPage, and then restart FrontPage, FrontPage works properly.

All of our mail goes through our ISP’s SMTP server.