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Viewing Your Active Server Pages

   After you have created your ASP pages, you are able to view your pages as you would any
   standard HTML pages. The significant difference between ASP and HTML files is that the
   ASP file is interpreted by the web server. The web server dynamically generates the
   HTML to send to the client-side browser.

   ASP will only run on the following web servers:

   - Microsoft Internet Information Server for Windows NT Server 4.0
   - Microsoft Peer Web Services for Windows NT Workstation 4.0
   - Microsoft Personal Web Server for Windows 95

   Once this criteria is met, then the ASP engine must be installed on the web server. The ASP
   engine is the component that enables the web server to interpret the script into HTML. The
   ASP engine may be installed from the Microsoft FrontPage 98 CD at the following drive
    location:

    <x>:\60 Minute Intranet Kit\60 Minute Intranet Kit\modules\asp.exe

     NOTE: <x> is the drive letter of your CD-ROM.

   With the ASP engine installed, you may use your browser to browse to the ASP files, as you
   would with any HTML file.