Alex,
The app is part of a "shrink wrapped" application, and most of our clients acctually have their computer hooked up to the internet and this is not an issue for them.
The main reason for going with webforms instead of winforms for this app was that the user could easily create new "static" HTML pages and include them into the display cycle. This app was also a spin-off off another "true" web application where the user was incouraged to navigate the webpage.

I will have to check into the connection settings

Einar


>Yes. Seems to be getting confused and not finding localhost so it might have something to do with the way it looks at IE connections.
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>If it is just a standalone PC I question the wisdom and complexity of using IIS and webforms at all. I guess it would be easier and simple to just deal with Winforms or a VFP EXE but you must have a reason for it I guess.