Yes, the test was received but the confirmation is still not being received. I executed again with the same negative results.

Found this on the net that allowed me to use HttpWebRequest (as suggested earlier). http://mmarinov.blogspot.com/2007/10/using-exsiting-ie-cookies-with.html[^] Thanks for all those that helped - refining the definition of the problem was very helpful. Special Note: The WPF WebBrowser control doesn't even fire the events (IFrame navigation) necessary for the above solution. I have to use the Windows Forms version. modified on Friday, July 24, 2009 2:07 PM

Try to check an event viewer in the system node and try to figure out what is cause the problem.

Hate IIS!! I have a project I have been writing for months now to managed IIS 6. I have never finish as I never had the time. Someday .... Someday ....

I didn't want a simple answer. I wanted the long drawn out theoretical solution that leads to the simple answer after many hours of ripping my hair out. Indeed, there is a property called 'URL' that can be modified from the default. Silly me. -Thanks

Thanks, that gets me a step further along. What I am having trouble with is setting up multiple servers with the same Web Service (debug, testing, production). All that really needs to change is the URL. I would like to do this without developing 3 seperate references in my code. #if DEBUG private const string WS_URL = "DebugServer\TTCall.asmx" #else private const string WS_URL = "ProductionServer\TTCall.asmx" #endif I have experimented with changing the URL on the fly. It worked for awhile. After a reload of VS it began to bitch that things were not in order. Any one have a better way of dealing with this issue?