No, you don't. All you need is to install .NET Framework on IIS. I used to
use Notepad to build the an Asp.net web application, including all .dlls +
aspx pages, FTP to my ISP without having FP server ext.
If you are using Visual Studio (taking advantage of "code-behind" feature),
it's convenient to use Frontpage ext. But again, it's not mandatory, cause
you can access the files by Network share.
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Regards,
C.P. [No MCSD, No MVP, No nothing]
Dot NET O/R Freestyle Programmer
"dw" <co***************@uncw.edu> wrote in message
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Hello, all. We want to develop our ASP.NET apps on our networked test
server, but have heard that Frontpage Server Extensions must be installed.
Is this true? Thanks.