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At long last, after trying a hundred different things, I reinstalled InterDev Server, Frontpage Extensions, and Debugger Manager from the Visual Studio CDs, and everything works now. Thanks Chopstik for your help. I hope the long tale of this journey helps someone else in a similar...

It's OK. I appreciate it. I've got better things to do that mess with this myself. I have plenty of other work. Thanks and thanks again! http://bellsouthpwp.net/n/o/novasoy/

I messed around with that quite a bit yesterday until I gave literally Everyone access to the Debugger Users group. The interactive users, anonymous internet users, everyone is a member of the Debugger user group. I just confirmed that to be sure. http://bellsouthpwp.net/n/o/novasoy/

I checked the setting you mentioned in paragraph 1 and it is set correctly. Localhost is running. If I open a browser and navigate to http://localhost/builderbonds, the application comes up. It seems to execute correctly. As an experiment, I created a fresh web project in InterDev. I was...

I did what you suggested explicitly, both in component services and in internet services manager. Then I went to InterDev and tried to run my application in debugging mode. Still nothing. I first get a error message that says "Cannot attach to machine 'localhost'. Do you want to...

I followed the instructions on the microsoft website explicitly, and now it's worse than ever. Now I get errors that say it cannot attach to my machine and failed to launch such and such application. *sigh* I'm thinking about just reinstalling interdev and the server stuff. It appears that I...

No, I don't debug remotely. I have IIS on my development machine like you do. I code and debug on my desktop box and then copy the files over to the server to do more robust testing with my users. Basically, I code stuff and run it to see whether it works or not on my box (local.) And then I...

Thank you for responding. I am in local mode. I do all my development at my workstation, a Win2k machine with IIS running, and when ready to move to test, I copy the files to the appropriate directory on our intranet test web server. http://bellsouthpwp.net/n/o/novasoy/

I'm working on a project with both Client and Server code that I want to debug. I have IIS set to debug both, yet I can only seem to debug Client code. Right now I really, really need to debug server-side code. Please help. All this is in visual studio 6 on Windows 2000 Pro...

I agree with GaryC123. It's just text, and text is data, so assuming you have some means of saving the formatting settings to the database (like a user customization screen of some kind) you just load those things dynamically into a embedded stylesheet.

I almost always assign my recordset values to a variable (or an object) when I am going to be working with them for any length of time. That way I can close the recordset and/or connection sooner. This is a matter of personal preference. But on to your question. If I was in your situation...

I know one cannot keep a user from saving a web-distributed (Acrobat 5.05) PDF to his/her hard drive, but I'm trying to make it as hard as I can. To that end I have altered the document properties to hide the toolbar and menubar, which works great. Not satisfied with that, rather than refer to...