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Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools (ASP.NET Stuff)

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Hello All,

This ASP.net and IIS stuff is so confusing to me. I think I have IIS running. I think I have .Net installed. How can I tell? I have so many questions, but I don't know what to ask, and in what order!!!

I keep reading in publications and at Web sites: goto Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools when dealing with certain things. I'm using Windows XP PRO and I DON"T SEE 'Administrative Tools' by way of Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools. I have to select Control Panel and navigate to the 'Administrative Tools' from there. Somewhere, somehow I found RUN -> inetmgr and I have been able to look at some things, but why can't I use Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools like it is described in many publications/Web sites - That's why I think something isn't loaded/installed.

Is there a simple code snippet that I can use to see (for sure) if I'm running everything that needs to be running on my computer to display a .ASP.Net page (.aspx)?

Any help would be great! BTW, I'm at work and not at my PC running XP.

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Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools (ASP.NET Stuff)

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