Yes I should have access to the default.aspx page. I have tried turning off security on all pages with the same results. I tried renaming the MessageDisplay.aspx page and I get an error, so I know that logged in message is generated by the MessageDisplay.aspx page. Everything works as it should in Visual Studio. There is only a problem when I deploy. I am not familiar enough with IIS to know if there is something else I need to do there. I set in my webconfig to us UserLogin.aspx as the login page, because it was looking for login.aspx..

I will sent you the a zipped file with a script to create the tables. I will have to remove the demographic data, but at least it should come up once it makes all the necessary connections, since it is coming up to a search screen once login is successful.