Debugging ASP (Active Server Pages) can be a real challenge these days. With virtually no software tools on the market most web developers have to struggle with manually finding ASP errors as they appear, one at a time, by inserting additional special statements (i.e. \’Response.Write\’ statement) into their code in order to have any control over the ASP debugging process.
Microsoft Great Plains Remote Support – overview
Microsoft Great Plains is now standard mid-market ERP application, serving the whole spectrum of businesses.
Microsoft CRM Implementation & Remote Support overview for V.P. IT
Microsoft CRM is now on the scene and it is increasing its market share, due to the Microsoft Business Solutions muscles and marketing strategy.
Managing Remote Files with ColdFusion
At the request of a fellow EasyCFM Forum user, we’re going to discuss how to use ColdFusion to manage remote files on the server. While the original request was only for .txt files specifically, we’re going to look at handling .txt, .cfm, .cfml, .htm, and .html. This can actually come in handy if you need to do a quick edit on a page on your Web site, but have no access to FTP clients…only a Web browser.In order for the code shown in this tutorial to work, all files to be edited must reside on the Web server, in the web root directory, in a directory called myfiles’. The tutorial will assume the following path:
VPN’s and Other Remote Access
A VPN is a Virtual Private Network. The concept is that you are using public or other shared lines (generally the Internet) to connect machines, but that all packets are encrypted (so your connections are “private”).
Windows XP Remote Desktop
Since I’ve been spending the last few articles looking at cool new features in Windows XP Professional, I decided to continue in this article by looking at something whose time has come – the inclusion of something called Remote Desktop in Windows XP.
How can I print to a remote PC that does not have a static IP address?
This is a fairly common problem: you have a PC at home and you make some sort of connection over the internet to your server, but your application needs to print to your PC. That would be easier if your PC had a fixed, constant IP address, but your connection is dynamic so it changes.
There are many, many ways to solve this problem. So many, in fact. that I’ll probably miss one or two in this write up. If I do miss something, do let me know: it may help someone else down the line.
Remote access, Replication and Gremlins…
Some people might tell you that the statistics you see on your television screens of live sports telecasts are recorded by actual reporters at the sports events as the games are being played. Let me tell you something! Those people haven’t the faintest idea of what they are talking about! The truth is that there are gremlins, which live in your television and they are the ones that go about updating that scoreboard as you continue to watch the game (seriously!). It is
the truth and it is has worked wonders in eradicating the gremlin unemployment problem (when was the last time you saw an unemployed gremlin?).
Windows 2000 Remote Installation Services
Remote Installation Services (RIS) is a tool included with Windows 2000 Server products that is used to install Windows 2000 Professional over a network. I have heard that this can/may work with Windows 2000 Server now (it did not in the past), but I have not tried it and cannot verify that it does work.