I would make sure you have the asp extension mapped for your V-dir. On your
virtual directory right click and choose properties, go to the virtual
directory tab. Then click the configuration button, then verify you have
..asp mapped to asp.dll.
Also have you made yoru Virtual directory an application? Make sure you
have clicked create button next to application name on the virtual
directory tab.
Best regards,
Jason M. Murray [MSFT]
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| I developed a website using ASP on my machine running
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