When you say PWS, is that the Frontpage PWS. If you are on NT 4 Workstation, IIS in that scenerio is also called Personal Web Server. It is a bit confusing. If it is the Frontpage variety, purge that from your system ASAP. For content, it is ok for dev purposes. When needing to invoke scripting and/or components, it falls way short...

>Hi John
>Yes I have stopped and re-started the web server, with no success. The web server I am using for development is PWS. Possibly, when I move this to IIS it will no longer be a problem - still it would be nice to be able to develop on a machine using PWS.
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>Bill
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>>This really sucks...doesn't it... This has been a problem with VFP servers. 6.0 improved this. SP 3 I suspect, is even better. I bet if you host the DLL in MTS, you might not have this problem. As for rebooting your machine, have you tried stopping and restarting the web server instead?