office-2003

I'm embedding some Word documents into our web page using iframe like this: <iframe src="ftp://ftp.example.com/www/uploads/Image/test.doc" width="100%" height="400"> Alternative </iframe> The problem is that the embedded Word control allows the user to edit the documents and shows an icon to save them, but doesn't actually save anything. Is it possible to setup Word to save edits back to the FTP server? If not, is there someway we can make the document read-only so the user doesn't get the idea that they can make changes? We're using IE7 and Word 2003. (I just asked a related question about

I know this is a simple question for someone out there, but I have never really used function module at all because I did not understand what they were. So I have a whole bunch of things I can use this for (cut down on redundancy), but I want to know how I call into a sub (like a button click) procedure from a form. I tried this... Sub Command_Click() Call "pptCreator" End Sub I know that is pretty bad, but I have no idea how to bring this into a procedure. Here are some of the different ways you can call things in Microsoft Access: To call a form sub or function from a module The sub in the

I always read that it is recommended to set objects to nothing, once I am done with them. But I normally use them only in functions inside forms. Isn't the reference lost and memory released when the function scope is left, regardless of setting objects to Nothing? i.e. is it really necessary to do: Set db = Nothing Set record_set = Nothing VB uses a so-called "reference counting" garbage collector. Basically, the moment a variable goes out of scope, the reference counter on the referenced object is decremented. When you assign the object reference to another variable, the reference counter is