S
Scott
I have an application in Access 2003 that works fine on a windows 2000
server. Users access the application through terminal services. One feature
of the application is using a Castelle Box for faxing information from the
Access app. This is accomplished using Shell() in VBA fax via the Castelle
Box (it came with a command line submitfax.exe). Now I am moving the
application to a Windows 2003 Server x64 and many things are working but the
submitfax.exe provided by the Castelle cannot be installed on the x64 (unless
I upgrade to a Castelle product with features I do not need and costing 10
times as much as the one I have). So to temporarily solve this problem I use
terminal services FROM the 2003 x64 server to connect to the old 2000 server
and run submit fax there. I am able to automate this with .bat and cmd files
as well as .rdp files with the connection information. Howver when I try to
do this from within a VBA module I either get mstsc.exe (the Remote Desktop
Connection) is not found or the .rdp file opens in notepad instead of running.
Help
server. Users access the application through terminal services. One feature
of the application is using a Castelle Box for faxing information from the
Access app. This is accomplished using Shell() in VBA fax via the Castelle
Box (it came with a command line submitfax.exe). Now I am moving the
application to a Windows 2003 Server x64 and many things are working but the
submitfax.exe provided by the Castelle cannot be installed on the x64 (unless
I upgrade to a Castelle product with features I do not need and costing 10
times as much as the one I have). So to temporarily solve this problem I use
terminal services FROM the 2003 x64 server to connect to the old 2000 server
and run submit fax there. I am able to automate this with .bat and cmd files
as well as .rdp files with the connection information. Howver when I try to
do this from within a VBA module I either get mstsc.exe (the Remote Desktop
Connection) is not found or the .rdp file opens in notepad instead of running.
Help