I have looked all over microsofts website
to install a Virtual Web Server under Windows XP
It appears that it is installed under IIS. I can not
use ASP.NET in Visual Studio .Net to access it and
test programs. 9WinXP Pro)
What am I doing wrong '?You will probably get an answer if you post this in the .net programming
groups
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"DW" <don@.performancefiberglass.com> wrote in message
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> I have looked all over microsofts website
> to install a Virtual Web Server under Windows XP
> It appears that it is installed under IIS. I can not
> use ASP.NET in Visual Studio .Net to access it and
> test programs. 9WinXP Pro)
> What am I doing wrong '?sql
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Installation Help Needed
While installing J#, I also installed SQL Server 2005. Is this the same as the current SQL Server Express on the official website? If so, what should I download when I click one the "download now" link if I want all the best stuff shown there? If not, what do I download for the best stuff, too?I suggest downloading SP1, then downloading the advanced services and maybe the toolkit. there is lots of fun to be ahd with that little lot.|||So your saying that I should download all the stuff on the page?|||Just the stuff you think you are going to want, Do you want to create reports? If not then I would not download the BIDS report designer etc
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