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"Danny J. Lesandrini" <dlesandrini@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> It's difficult to say for sure what is wrong, but try a simple test.
>
> Navigate to the following folder
>    C:\inetpub\wwwroot
>
> Add a new folder and name it TestASP
>
> Put any sample ASP page(s) in that folder.  If you need an example,
> then download my datasheet example from my site
>  http://c1082797-a.aurora1.co.home.com/datafast/articles/dsexample1.htm
>
> You may need to set permissions on something ... but I forget how it
> works in Win 98.  If you use my example code, then you can test it
> by pointing your browser to the following link (same on ALL machines)
>
> http://localhost/TestASP/EditAuthors.asp
>
> Not sure if this will solve your problems, but it should give you
something
> new to try.  I wouldn't worry about the MTS error messages.  Win 98
> doesn't have MTS so of course it will error out.  I vaguely remember the
> same messages when I last installed on Win 98, and it didn't interfere
> with my ASP stuff.
> --
>
> Danny J. Lesandrini
> http://datafast.cjb.net

Thanks for that little tip, I'll test it out on Monday when I come back into
the office [it's Friday today... :-)]...

As regards to the MTS earlier, I was directed to the Microsoft site and went
to Knowledge Base section, downloaded a newer version of the Mtssetup.dll,
and uninstalled and reinstalled MS Personal Web Server... with no error
messages... so I think I now have a good version of PWS on the machine...

But I'll give that ASP trick a little try when I get back to the office on
Monday, and I'll let you know how I get on.

Much obliged for your help and tip Danny, have a nice weekend
Will