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Installing IIS after VS.NET

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    Well I had a question over in the ASP/ASP.NET forum about my .asmx files not displaying in IE but yet displaying the download dialog. I came to the conclusion that it is becuase I installed IIS after VS.NET. I decided this is a more suitable location for this question. Would installing IIS after VS.NET be the root of my problem of not being able to run webservices over my "local machine"?

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      Well I had a question over in the ASP/ASP.NET forum about my .asmx files not displaying in IE but yet displaying the download dialog. I came to the conclusion that it is becuase I installed IIS after VS.NET. I decided this is a more suitable location for this question. Would installing IIS after VS.NET be the root of my problem of not being able to run webservices over my "local machine"?

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      James T Johnson
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      Yes, that would be it; there should be a aspnet_regiis.exe in the %WINDIR%\Microsoft.NET\%FrameworkVersion%\ directory to register ASP.NET with IIS. James Simplicity Rules!

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        Yes, that would be it; there should be a aspnet_regiis.exe in the %WINDIR%\Microsoft.NET\%FrameworkVersion%\ directory to register ASP.NET with IIS. James Simplicity Rules!

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        Thank you, I was afraid i'de have to reinstall everything

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