Re: Problem w/ASP and MS PWS

Why not use ColdFusion? I didn't know a free "express" version existed and 
I certainly wasn't gonna pay the prices they want for their full-blown 
versions just to talk to a couple of Access dbases.
I'm checking it out now.
Thanks,
Dave G.

At 12:12 PM 2/13/00 -0500, Michael Channing Wilson wrote:
>hi,
>
>For that matter... why not use ColdFusion? Cold Fusion is far simpler to
>learn and code and  I have been told, with the proper set up, it can be
>used in conjunction with PHP if necessary. I'm not trying to knock any
>one development language. It's been my experience that I can do anything
>in ColdFusion that can be done in ASP, in less time and with less lines
>of code. I don't know that much about PHP, but I have been doing a
>little research on the subject and I find that PHP and ColdFusion have
>much in common.
>
>I messed around with ASP for a while then tried ColdFusion. It was so
>much easier to understand and on my first day of using it, I was able to
>create a dynamic, database driven site, in one sitting. You might want
>to give it a try. You can use PWS for your server and ColdFusion
>Express, which is free, as your CF Server.
>
>later,
>
>
>"Harshdeep S. Jawanda" wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am not suggesting a solution to your problems -
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