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Rewired Posts: 186 From: Augusta GA USA Status: offline	Personal Web Server - 6/14/2001 20:32:00 I began using FP 2000 about 6 months ago. what I have noticed recently is that when I edit pages on the server or on a local drive FP is very very slow. teh IT guys are telling me to use the PWS. I have only played with it for a few mins. Any suggestions on how to get started with PWS and how to edit pages with FP on the PWS? Thanks ------------------ Chris Rich Operations Analyst

Rian

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RE: Personal Web Server - 6/14/2001 16:57:00

Have a look here...

http://www.studiodeluxe.net/pws/

Rian

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kj Posts: 28 From: None Status: offline	RE: Personal Web Server - 6/18/2001 13:51:00 I personally use the Peer Web Server. It works pretty well, except I can't run ASP pages on it. (in reply to Rewired)


Spooky Posts: 26606 Joined: 11/11/1998 From: Middle Earth Status: offline	RE: Personal Web Server - 6/19/2001 20:00:00 Peer WS is pretty old, but you can run asp.exe if you are really desperate. I recommend upgrading if you really must use asp. ------------------ ��k� "I am Spooky of Borg. Prepare to be assimilated, babycakes!" Subscribe to OutFront News Database / DRW Q & A The Spooky Login! VP-ASP Shopping cart (in reply to Rewired)

Rewired

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From: Augusta GA USA
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RE: Personal Web Server - 6/19/2001 20:33:00

I recommend upgrading if you really must use asp.

Speaking of ASP, I want to start to learn it. Where is a good place and what do I need for it.
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tarheel

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From: Fresno CA USA
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RE: Personal Web Server - 6/19/2001 18:25:00

Save yourself the hassle using PWS and edit off the live host server. PWS is the biggest fishing-line-tangle I have ever seen. Just load your web off the host server and then edit, and then hit "CTRL-S" and your work is automatically saved on the server w/o having to mess with save-then-publish process. Yuo might want to publish to your backup every now and then, and for that you'll need PWS, but aside from that I would dump PWS as an everyday tool.

Phil

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