Hi everyone, I need to somehow change the default SNMP (read/write) community string on my production systems. This means removing the public string and adding a new string. Is there a script out there I can do this with so I don't have to touch all my servers? Thanks, Nathan

How can I invoke Windows GUI "Change Password" dialog box from the command line?

Hi experts How to change the size of the Font in the Footer of a Power Point Presentation ? Thanks

Hello Experts, I really need your help! I have a form where users click a button and enter a password in an input box. When they do, a cell populates with their name saying that they accept. The problem is that it is a protected sheet for their payroll. Here is what I have Private Sub CommandButton1_Click...

Hello, Something must be done by me so that there are two entries in master.dbo.sysservers, they are : srvid=0, srvname = nt1 ...... srvid=1, srvname = mynt ...... Also, i found host_name() = mynt but @@servername = nt1. Now, i want to do replication. While creating 'distribution' database, it...

The vendor of an application running on SQL Server 2000 and 2005 (two different installations) now requires a different coallating sequence both for the database and the server than was set at installation. What are the steps to do this in SQL 2000? What are the steps to do this in SQL 2005? Are there...

Basically what is happening is that we have a Citrix Server. We renamed the local drives to M: and N:. Everytime we try to install a program, it says invalid drive H:. Looking deeper, I noticed that when I typed "set" at the command prompt, CommonProgramFiles was set to H:\Program Files\Common...

Hi.. It's simple question. How can I change my formview background color?

I am using InstallShield to install a program I wrote. Currently, the install prompts the user for an install location. By default it gives: c:\program files\myprog. & an option to Browse. I don't want to change this so that the user can only select C: or D: (roots only!), No Browse options either...

We have setup Office2003 with US Regional settings. The Word2003 somehow was default to US dictionary. May I know is there any ways to change our dictionary from US back to Uk permanently ?