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That's good to know, I'm not interested in a dedicated server at the moment, but I expect to be getting one at the end of this year. (if growth continues...) Thanks again for the quick responses

Thanks for the quick response. I remember there was talk about Windows boxes a while back but it was decided not to use them. I was hoping this had changed, too bad.

It's been a while since I was last here as I am currently with a host that has Windows based servers. Is it likely that Total Choice will ever be supplying Windows Hosting at all? As I was so happy with the service here previously I would gladly come back, but I need to have Windows. Thanks, Marcel.

yeah, me too... Because of the need for a Windows (learning ASP.Net) host I had to drop my account at TCH. I've only been with the new host and have already had to submit three tickets compared to none at tch.... *sigh* If TCH ever decide to host WIndows servers, I will be back in a flash. (I still browse the forums thought, have learnt a lot here.)

Something a little like the menu on the top of my pages? http://www.vandenarend.com/www/galleries/ww2/ This was done with DHTML menus, the program I use is from SoThink, but there are plenty of free DHTML menu generators available.

I myself use Remote Administrator (RAdmin) or RealVNC depending on the situation. I personnally prefer RAdmin due to speed and ease of use, but, because of the need to install software on the clients, I will sometimes use RealVNC.

I don't know if this will help you, but if you set up your form to feed the results int a mysql database (most people here can help you with any queries regarding that) you can export/import all of the information into MS Access via the ODBC. download the MySQL ODBC driver here: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/3.51.html _________________ You can import via: File | Get External Data | Import.. Scroll to the bottom of the list and Choose 'ODBC databases ()' Then you can fill in your account and server details to import the data. _______________ Hope fully this will help you, I am at work at the moment, so this has been done in haste. Marcel.

Hello, I've only worked with Kylix for a short while, if you have experience with Borland Delphi or C+ then you will have no problems with Kylix other than the problems with running under a different OS. I've heard rumors that Borland will be discontinuing further development and support with Kylix, so you may want to check that. There is also a 30 day version available at ht*p://www.borland.com/products/downloads/download_kylix.html for you to try. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask. Marcel

kaseytraeger, Sorry, I was a little unclear on that, I'm just running the code that TCH-Lisa posted. (the mysqldump) Just change the filename of the backup, ie. /home/cpanelname/backups/backup-monday.sql.gz /home/cpanelname/backups/backup-tuesday.sql.gz /home/cpanelname/backups/backup-wednesday.sql.gz etc. (also a backup-bi-hourly.sql.gz) And let them run on the corresponding day in Cron So the backup made on Monday will not overwrite the Sunday backup, but it will overwrite the backup made on the previous Monday. This way, I will (hopefully) always have a weeks worth of backups.

lol, just like me, another colourblind male, according to my girlfriend....

What can I say? thanks again for the quick responses

Thanks Don, that was one I had seen before, but I don't really understand how it works, could someone enlighten me?

Thanks again Rob, you guys are great. (ht*p://colormatch.dk/ doesn't work well with Firefox 0.9 though)

Sorry, I have been searching for about an hour (constantly being sidetracked by other posts ) and haven't found it yet. A while ago someone posted a link to a page where you could enter a colour code, and a number of complimentary colours would be shown (even clashing colours if I remember correctly). Could someone please help me to find this site again? thankyou, Marcel.

Thanks Lisa, we are currently running a helpdesk database on the servers and a backup is very important for us. This may be a tip for others; We are running 8 backup scripts, one for each day of the week, and also one script that runs every two hours. So, if we realize on a monday morning that something has gone wrong on Saturday, we can always go back to the backup made on saturday morning, and not the 'empty backup' made on the Sunday or Monday morning. Also, if we realize straight away that something has gone wrong, we can always use the bi-hourly backup, with a maximum loss of two hours of data.