>>I hope all works well for you. One of the main problems I had was I could not open any of my .NET projects. ZA 5 was doing something to IIS. And I read on their message board that I was not alone. Actually someone there posted a list of problems. But perhaps ZA 5 works fine on some PCs.
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>Although I experienced no crashes, freeze-ups, or BSODs with ZA 5, I had not tried IIS under ZA 5 until reading your message. I now find there is at least one IIS-related problem: PDFs do not display in the browser when they're pulled from localhost via http. Things go back to normal when ZA 5 is turned off, so it looks like that's the cause. Thanks for the heads up - I may be reverting to ZA 4 after all.
If you decide to go back to ZA 4, I would suggest to look at a message on ZA message board where one of the gurus outlined steps of completely cleaning up ZA before installing it again. He sounded like maybe he is part of ZA tech support but I am not sure. Anyway, I followed his message suggestion and it worked very well. Sorry I don't have a url to the message. If you don't find it or simply don't want to, feel free to ask me and I will type the message here, since I printed it.
HTH.
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