Thank you. Removed. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

Not knowing anything about comparing two documents... could you designate a directory for it, copy the two documents into it, and then open a document which contains an auto run macro that will open the documents in that directory in compare mode?

Jokes aside, many of us *do* wear white (intentionally), so the colours can show themselves truly and beautifully! “Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell

That is one of the weirdest business models I have EVER heard of (in 20+ years of hearing some really screwy ideas). A backup is NOT a data storage tool it is a RECOVERY tool, deleting data from a backup defeats the purpose of taking a backup. It is a snapshot of the database as at WHEN IT WAS BACKED UP. Expecting a backup to reflect the current data is just wrong. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

Yeah I have this problem - but I read it's because you need PayPal pro not standard - then you can use Payflow Pro features. It looks to be easier to code it on your site and send the individual items using pro but obviously it costs £20 / month. I decided to stick with getting users to pay for things one at a time. Not my favourite option, but it works. I've made up for it a bit by pre-filling as much of the forms on the PayPal site as possible. So they only have to type the majority of the data once. <-- Done using the pdt variables Neonlight

Maybe the domain expired a few days ago and the owner still have the option to recover it...dont know Try and buy it...if anything goes wrong you can always get a refund Employee Time Tracking

I solved the issue by using a template excel document.

Well Mr. Lucknow, The reason behind this exception is that it is trying to find the file to be copied (in your case, it is help.txt) on the web server where it is not present. In short, you can use this way to upload file to the web server. :rose:

Since you could access the website by name for static pages shows that the DNS was working. Accessing an IP address directly does not have any impact on the DNS or its local cache; it just bypasses the DNS. I think that the problem was on the hosting server, and that was fixed around the time you decided to access the website by its IP address. I guess there were many shared websites on the same server; some other customer must have complained, and the issue was fixed by the time you tried using the IP address.

LucknowRockers wrote: I am not sure whether it is the right forum to ask classic ASP questions. It isn't. We're all thoroughly sick of ASP. ;) You could try the ASP.NET forum, but no promises. Citizen 20.1.01 'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'

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Hi! With the help of your first post I successfully solved the issue. A 5 from my side. Thanks a bunch... :) Bye “The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep.”

Ah, but I sensed it anyway.

Good, well run, companies hire people that bring more knowledge than they currently posess (for the most part). That's how companies get better instead of getting worse. Perhaps you're seeing this in action. "The pursuit of excellence is less profitable than the pursuit of bigness, but it can be more satisfying." - David Ogilvy

It's just worked OK for me.

if u have flash 8 version on ur computer u can just import media file in new flash , flash autometicaly convert file in to .flv format