>Sounds like a very good approach. Do you mind sharing this part of your documentation (here or in PM)? If no, no hard feelings.

Here are some important steps:

One section is for "Create the application account".

We need to create an application account in the Windows Server 2003 that we will use for the application.

1. Go in Computer Management
2. Click on Local Users and Groups
3. Click on Users
4. Right click and select New User
5. Enter the username and the password

You may include a snapshot of the New User form here.

Once the account is created go in Groups and add the account into the appropriate group if necessary.

Another section is for "Web Service Extensions":

In order for the .NET application to respond, under the root of the server configuration, under Web Service Extensions, you need to change the status of ASP.NET v2.0.50727 to Allowed.

You may include a snapshot of the Web Service Extensions here showing that this extension is set to Allowed.

Another section is for "User account":

In order for the application to be able to be able to write into the data, we need to assign an account in the ASP.NET settings.

1. Right click on the Web site and select Properties
2. Click on the ASP.NET pane
3. Click Edit configuration
4. Click Application
5. Assign the Identify settings to match the application account

You may include a snapshot of the ASP.NET Configuration Settings/Application pane here.

And, then, of course, if you use VFP:

Another section would be "Visual FoxPro OleDb Provider":

The Visual FoxPro OleDb Provider is required for the application to work.