2) For a minimal install, install the C# SDK (not the runtime you get from WindowsUpdate - it's called the SDK and it's on the MSDN download site
3) You can use Notepad to edit code, but it's no fun - try something like SharpEdit or Eclipse. In either case, it will be calling csc.exe to compile, so it would be good to learn the command-line switches for it.
4) You can install IIS on your laptop (assuming you're not running Windows 9x) - do it first, before installing the SDK.
Chip H.
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