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A newbie question
Hi everybody<br>1st of all, im really new to asp. Thus, this is the problem i encountered.<br>I notice that in order to view your own asp files in our own pc, we need to setup a testing server or place it in a ROOT folder. However i have no idea how to create one.<br><br>Anyone can help how or any other solution in order to view my asp codes in browser.<br>Im using Dreamweaver MX for my asp codings.<br>Any reply will be gladly appreciated thanx
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Will anyone pls help???<br>Ive found out that i will have to install iis in order to view asp files<br>But even if i place my asp files into c:inetpubwwwroot folder, i still couldnt open them<br><br>Will anyone pls tell me wats wrong with it? Did i miss any steps?<br>I desperately need some guidances.<br>Thanx alot.
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I have send a word document with steps, hope that will help you.
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Sorry i might have deleted your mail without notice.<br>Do you mind to send the mail again?<br>Thanx a million
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