IIs 5.1

[Tom Hansen]

I am running Front Page 2000 on Windows XP Professional
and using IIS 5.1 as my web server.

I am not able to convert my disk based web sites to
HTTP://localhost or run .asp files.

Is Front page 200 compatibility with the above operating
systems.

Several commands, as specified by IIS help, are not
available in my version of IIS 5.1. Can anyone help?

 

[David Berry]

FP 2000 works just fine with Windows XP and all versions of IIS. What steps
are you trying. You should be opening your disk based web in FP then
choosing File, Publish Web, http://localhost/webname/

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

See http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tr...ol/sppt/sharepnt/proddocs/admindoc/owsd02.asp




| FP 2000 works just fine with Windows XP and all versions of IIS. What steps
| are you trying. You should be opening your disk based web in FP then
| choosing File, Publish Web, http://localhost/webname/
|
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| Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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| | > I am running Front Page 2000 on Windows XP Professional
| > and using IIS 5.1 as my web server.
| >
| > I am not able to convert my disk based web sites to
| > HTTP://localhost or run .asp files.
| >
| > Is Front page 200 compatibility with the above operating
| > systems.
| >
| > Several commands, as specified by IIS help, are not
| > available in my version of IIS 5.1. Can anyone help?
|
|

 

[Jenny]

-----Original Message-----
I am running Front Page 2000 on Windows XP Professional
and using IIS 5.1 as my web server.

I am not able to convert my disk based web sites to
HTTP://localhost or run .asp files.

Is Front page 200 compatibility with the above operating
systems.

Several commands, as specified by IIS help, are not
available in my version of IIS 5.1. Can anyone help?
.
yes it is. i am currently running it myself.