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I have looked over my global.asp and my add.asp. I keep getting this same type mismatch error. Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A000D) Type mismatch: 'UBound' /aspApp/add.asp, line 5 This is the area of code that I keep fumbling on. Depts = Application("Depts") For i = 0 to...

Here is my code: Set objFile = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objStream = objFile.OpenTextFile("employees.dat", ForAppending, TRUE, TriStateUseDefault) objStream.WriteLine(Name & vbTab & Dept & vbTab & Home_Phone & vbTab & Extension) objStream.Close...

I have Windows XP pro. I've installed IIS5.1 from the Windows Components section. I've checked the application settings in the IIS console. But, I still cannot get asp pages to load. I have the same problem on both my laptop and desktop. Whatever I'm doing or not doing, I'm doing that twice. Help.

I have Windows XP pro. I've installed IIS5.1 from the Windows Components section. I've checked the application settings in the IIS console. But, I still cannot get asp pages to load. I have the same problem on both my laptop and desktop. Whatever I'm doing or not doing, I'm doing that twice. Help.

I am new to all of this. I don't quite understand. If I turn off my firewall and/or Anti virus programs, doesn't that leave me open for viruses and worms? I'm using McAffe's firewall and virus scan. How would I go about this?

Ah! I found the Application Setting. It was right there under the Home Directory. The Application Name is: Default Application. The Starting point is: Default Web Site. Execute Permissions: Scripts only. So, I guess its not grayed out. But, I still can not run ASP pages. Where else can I go?

I'm not sure where this snap in is. But, under the IIS documentation it keeps referring to Internet Services Manager. I understand that to refer to Internet Information Services. When I open it up, I looked for the folder Web Sites and clicked on Properties. I do not see anything that says snap...

I am not sure what IIS snaping is. I opened up the IIS Console. I checked each item on the toolbar. I couldn't find it. Is there somewhere else I am suppose to go?

My operating system is WindowsXP Pro. Orginally I installed Apache. I had Perl and PHP working. Then I wanted to run ASP pages. I learned that in order to use Apache with ASP pages, I would need to download a special ASP version to run on Apache. Is that correct? I didn't want to do that. I need...