View Web Pages Off-Line

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Steve

My operating system is Windows XP Pro and I have Internet Information
Services (IIS2.0) installed. I am developing Asp web pages and have them
installed. I am using Internet Explorer 6.0 to view the Asp pages. Right now
it is necessary for me to go on-line to view the Asp pages. If I try to view
the Asp pages off-line, I get an error message saying the page can not be
displayed. It seems to me that since the Asp pages are on my computer, I
ought to be able to view them off-line. Is there a setting somewhere that
will allow me to view web pages on my computer off-line?

Thanks,

Steve
 
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Robert Aldwinckle

Steve said:
My operating system is Windows XP Pro and I have Internet Information
Services (IIS2.0) installed. I am developing Asp web pages and have them
installed. I am using Internet Explorer 6.0 to view the Asp pages. Right now
it is necessary for me to go on-line to view the Asp pages. If I try to view
the Asp pages off-line, I get an error message saying the page can not be
displayed. It seems to me that since the Asp pages are on my computer, I
ought to be able to view them off-line. Is there a setting somewhere that
will allow me to view web pages on my computer off-line?

The problem will be in your server.
It will be marking the pages non-cacheable.
Therefore when you go offline there will be nothing in the TIF
for IE to use to render them.

This may not be the right newsgroup to ask about how to get
your server to stop marking the pages non-cacheable.

Thanks,

Steve


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
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Robert Aldwinckle

Steve said:
Robert,

Thank you for responding!

What is the TIF?

Newsgroup shorthand for Temporary Internet Files folder
(which is IE's implementation of a browser cache but only
for files which are not marked non-cacheable.)
Keystrokes from IE: Alt-T,O,Alt-S,V
Best viewed in Details, ordered by Last Access
(Alt-V,D Alt-V,I,Last Accessed)


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