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    hi all, i am facing a problem and i need ur help guys part 1: In a local network , am developing asp.net pages on a client computer .. if i want everyone to access these pages without moving them to the server. part 2: if i'd like to move them to the server the software(vs.net) should be installed on the server. regards, Abu-Sultan

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      hi all, i am facing a problem and i need ur help guys part 1: In a local network , am developing asp.net pages on a client computer .. if i want everyone to access these pages without moving them to the server. part 2: if i'd like to move them to the server the software(vs.net) should be installed on the server. regards, Abu-Sultan

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      On Part1: Just replace the "localhost" word in the URL with the machine name and you will be able to access the page from any pc within the network. Like this: Replace http://localhost/App/default.aspx with http://abu-sultan/App/default.aspx On Part2. No vs.net would't be required. But .Net framework would be required. Is this you were interested in knowing ? Regards, Asim

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        On Part1: Just replace the "localhost" word in the URL with the machine name and you will be able to access the page from any pc within the network. Like this: Replace http://localhost/App/default.aspx with http://abu-sultan/App/default.aspx On Part2. No vs.net would't be required. But .Net framework would be required. Is this you were interested in knowing ? Regards, Asim

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        thanx alot asim , but i tried your answers before posting my problem .. but it dosn't work dude. maybe i have to try somthing else .. do you have any idea ?

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