IIS on XP

http://www.hostingforumz.com/IIS-XP-IIS-Windows-Server-ftopict43608.html (IIS on XP vs. IIS on Windows Server?)
Hi, I'm a technical writer documenting a system administration tool that works together with IIS. It's a web application management tool. I need to do screenshots and a video demo for my documentat..
« Depends on your audience. For me personally, I would use a server OS, then again I deal mostly with servers. XP is quite different (32 bit version anyway) than most anything else. -- Best re.. »
« So there are substantial differences in both capability and how it will appear (in XP some options will be missing, you can't make more than one virtual web, etc.) It might do OK for your videos, .. »

http://www.hostingforumz.com/Install-IIS-XP-Pro-ftopict43934.html (Install IIS on XP Pro)
I've just installed Visual Studio 2005 on XP Pro. I have a server machine also, put it is convenient to do some developement work on my XP laptop. In trying to port over an older web project, I ..
« Goto Control Panel --> Add Remove Programs --> Add Remove Windows Components (Look to your left) and Internet Information Services (IIS) is the option that you need to check and install. Regards, .. »
« Hello, To install IIS on Windows XP Pro, follow this: - Go to Control Panel - Open Add/Remove Programs - Click Add/Remove Windows Components - Select IIS in the list. -- Regards, Kristofer Gafvert .. »

http://www.hostingforumz.com/Installing-IIS-XP-Pro-ftopict44045.html (Installing IIS on XP Pro.)
I seem not to be able to get the IIS working. It seems like it is installed, but since I am a novice at it I do not know how to test it. gives me an error as follows "Server Application Error Th..
« Denko wrote on Tue, 29 Jan 2008 22:37:47 -0800: The Event Log is accessible in a variety of ways - for instance, right click on My Computer and choose Manage, and then you'll see the Computer Man.. »
« The event log, as described by the error message. You can find this log by typing eventvwr.msc in the Run dialog box (on the Start menu). -- Regards, Kristofer Gafvert - IIS Related Info "Denko .. »

http://www.hostingforumz.com/IIS-Windows-XP-SP2-ftopict42989.html (IIS 6 on Windows XP SP2)
This may be a dumb questions, but I can't find what to download to install II6 on a XP2 machine. This seems to be possible judging by the posts found here, but I searched the MS download site and ..
« Mike Frank: You cannot download IIS to install. Exactly one version is hard-coded into each OS version, and you cannot upgrade/install any other version. XP Pro 32bit only allows IIS 5.1. XP Pro 64b.. »
« That's sad, but thank you for the information. Mike David Wang: »

http://www.hostingforumz.com/Enable-ASP-IIS-Win-XP-ftopict43480.html (Enable ASP within IIS 5.1 (Win XP))
Hi, I tried running a simple "Hello, World form ASP" server-side script... and it appears that IIS did not enable ASP by default on my computer. It complaints that the "%" character is an invalid ..
« On Dec 22, 8:23 pm, "King Coffee": ASP is enabled by default on IIS 5.1 on Windows XP. There is nothing to "manually enable", so let's look at the problem objectively. Can you provide: 1. The exact .. »
« The error in the parent message is no longer the problem. I think I might of been running two webservers apps on my local computer. I'm learning Web design on my personal home computer, so, the URL.. »

http://www.hostingforumz.com/websites-IIs-XP-Pro-64-ftopict44346.html (How many websites on IIs 6.0 on XP Pro 64?)
Hi - I am trying to do some testing on a CMS that a client is considering using. In order to test it I need to create a new website in IIS...When I right-click on "Web Sites" in IIS manager I do no..
« IIS on XP limits you to one active website. Some options: a) create a new directory to house the root of your CMS, and change the home directory of your default website to point ot that OR b) you c.. »
« "Ken Schaefer": Thank you for your fast reply, Ken. I can do what you suggest, and I suppose it's not that big of a deal to start and stop sites, but I was surprised that my version of Windows does.. »