Not at all hamstrung: I've had to do the same with pure HTML (no VBScript or even Javascript whatsoever) and it is quite possible. Setup was for a VERY large pharma company on NT4, Oracle 7 and whatever web-server they wanted to use. 3/4 countries involved in testing and use just to add to the fun.

Used WWC in file-mode, straight HTML with standard edit forms. The main problem/issue (IMO) is to design your navigation model carefully and make it very consistent - this will help your users and most definitely yourself.

I found the restrictions made for a simple, clear and clean product: bit like a haiku poem...well, maybe not ;-)

>...by restrictions. I have been asked to develop an intranet application for the Agency I work for. I can not use ASP or IIS. We use Netscape as our web server software on an NT4 server. About the only tools I can use is HTML and VBScript [or Java Script]. I can create, install and execute COM DLLs and VFP runtimes on the server. I will need to run queries against an Oracle database, and send the results back to the browser. I will also need to allow the user to add/edit records and send back to the Oracle DB. How badly hog-tied am I? Am I wasting my time trying to do this under these limits? Do I have any chance of succesfully doing this? I have 2 West-Wind web sites running quite successfully and very easily. So all these restrictions are very disappointing knowing I could do this quickly and easily if I did not have these restrictions. TIA!