Well, my knowledge of access data pages is limited - but it seems to me that they are basically just a web page with a lot of javascript plugged into it. If you use an html/asp editor, you ought to be able to add some asp code that generates the e-mail - it would look something like this - This is a very simplified code example:
<%
dim objNewMail
dim msgFrom
dim msgTo
dim msgSubject
dim msgMessage
dim msgImportance
Set objNewMail = Server.CreateObject(CDONTS.NewMail"
msgFrom="daveonion@yourplace.com"
msgTo="whomever@theirplace.com"
msgSubject="New Update to the database"
msgMessage="A new update has just been made"
msgImportance=0
'call the send method
objNewMail.Send(msgFrom, msgTo, msgSubject, msgMessage, msgImportance)
%>
This mail would be sent when the page is read by the IIS server
As far as configuring the server - I've only set up a small test server on iis5, it only serves me and two other people - maybe someone else could weigh in on that one.
also check out the ASP forum here in tek-tips - I've found it extremely helpful. also you might try
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i'll try to post back with more helpful places as i think of them. Seek not outside yourself; heaven is within.