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Subject, sender and from are in the headers...

SELECT * FROM [table] WHERE [date field] BETWEEN [start date] AND [end date]

This may help http://www.devjunkies.com/forum.aspx?g=posts&t=4788

Try using DTS (if you don't know how to use it do a google)

Have you got any other applications in the same application pool that end the session (mostly chat applications do this)

I take it you have the .NET framework installed on the server?

You could use Frontpage Extensions, thats what we use on Devjunkies.com

I'm not certain but I don't think you can connect by FTP. At devjunkies.com we use Frontpage Server Extensions, maybe give that a try.

You won't be able to get into those directories because IIS will not serve them for security reasons. i.e. if that was possible you could go downloading things out of your area Also if you use a physical path in the <img> tag it will be the physical path of the client not the server, so...

Well he is running XP HOME so IIS isn't a real option - it is possible but I would not recommend it

The only real option that you have got is ChilliAsp - However that is not complete and complicated things may not run. ASP.NET cannot currently be run on Apache (I presume you are running it in a linux environment) but it can be run on windows (not certain if there's an apache plugin of some...

Metabase.xml is only on IIS6 Isn't it... What version are you running?

Converting quotes won't help. You need to put ";DROP TABLE xxx" as the text (i.e. with a semicolon). If you use stored procedures it takes the input text literally i.e. it will not execute it. If you start injecting text into strings SQL Server thinks that when you put a semicolon you are trying...

Or DTS it into an SQL Server database and then import the SQL Server database into access.

An SQL Injection is possible with that code. If someone put '1;DROP TABLE xxx' in one of the textboxes they could delete all your data! To counter that use Stored procedures with parameters, that will also make your coding a lot cleaner.

Well you wont be able to convert it to a jpeg because how will you go onto the differant slides. If your using .NET take a look at Microsoft's office interop components. You may need to have special permissions on your server though. I know office interop does not work on our account.

There is... disable CGI in the IIS metabase

I think you have CGI disabled but IIS thinks your requesting a CGI script because it has a *.com file extension. Not sure though.

That looks unrelated to the period. That suggests you haven't given the mysite.com directory the correct permissions.

How do you mean wouldn't display? Do you get an error? I would imagine its dreamweaver because I also have directories with periods in running perfectly on Win Xp Pro IIS