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Taking a quick look around Geocities.com, I don't see a reference that their server handles ASP. I see a few scattered references to Java applets, not so much user-written as pre-built and available to users. You might try sending a comment/question into their help people, but it doesn't look good. :( Gordon > Thanks Gordon, > the server looks like is down at Geocities.com, that is supposed to be > able to handle Front Page 2000 extensions. Does this sound any bell to > you? > > Thanks again > > Max > > Gordon Keegan wrote: > > > > If ASP (Active Server Pages) works the same as other server scripting > > (like PHP! :) then it's up to the server to run the .asp pages and > > produce standard HTML for the client browser (or HTML/javascript, etc...) > > IIS probably has to be told/configured/strongarmed into running .asp > > pages through some ASP execution process before sending them out to > > clients. Sounds like it's just sending the raw .asp pages without > > processing... > > > > Gordon - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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