THe Metabase for IIS is different than the registry. Some of the configuration settings can be set by using the IIS console. If the setting you want to change is not there, then you would probably need to go to the Windows 2000 Resource Kit and install the Metabase Editor (METAEDIT.EXE) if you want a utility like regedit. I use ADSI to modify it programatically from VFP...
>Where is the Metabase key, in the registry??? Thanks for the input
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>>For calling an EXE from ASP, I think you have to enable the ASPAllowOutOfProcComponents IIS Metabase key. This info should be in the IIS docs. As you probably already know, it's preferable to run all VFP apps as mtdlls if you're calling them from ASP or ASP.net since you get much more benefits in scalability...
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