what is key difference between IIS 5.0& IIS 6.0?
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There isn't much difference. IIS 6 has better support for the ASP.NET framework and certain authentication schemas, such as impersonation and the like, but that's about the only difference I've noted.
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You do not have to upgrade, I didn't. However be sure to keep your computer 100% updated every month with Windows Updates. \n\nIE-6 has more security holes than Swiss Cheese, which Microsoft patches each and every month.\n\nAs long as you stay completely updated and patched, the old IE-6 is a fairly secure browser.\n\nGood luck.
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There are bunch of new controls to reduce line of code. like login functionality , impersonation , master pages etc. \nNo major change in the architecture of asp.net
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If you are referring to IIS it is Internet Information Services:\n\nIt is Microsofts Web Server and allows you to run a website on the internet from wherever IIS is installed................
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VB.net is better than VB 6.0. Here are few of my reasons...\n\n1. The code written in VB.net can combine with codes written in other .net  languages, thereby providing better reusability. \n\n2. The VB.net code doesn't need the DLL's to run. Hence it is easy to transfer applications from one system to another. \n\n3. The VB.net code can migrate over platforms with the help of software like mono. \n\n4. The VB.net is object oriented whereas the VB 6.0 is an object based language.\n\nI think these reasons should be enough to say that VB.net is better than VB 6.0.
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VB3, 4, 5, 6, .Net 1.1, .NET 2.0?
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Tabbed browsing, pop-up suppression, and better support for HTML, Javascript, and CSS standards, for starters. It's also a little faster.\n\nOne big difference is the lack of Active X support. While this means you still have to use IE to update Windows, the upside is that it eliminates some of the nastier ways in which a malicious website can manipulate your computer.
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Becase of the + sign, many mistake NIS+ as an improvement over NIS. In reality, NIS+ is developed from scratch.\n\nNIS is flat while NIS+ is hierarchical which means you can\ncreate subdomains in NIS+\n\nNIS+ is much more secure than NIS.\n\nData is stored in maps in case of NIS and in tables in case of NIS+\n\nCommands start with the letters "yp" in NIS, and "nis" in NIS+\n\nNIS does not support authentication, authorization and secure RPC, whereas NIS+ does.
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IE 6.0 with sp1 upgrade.will sole your problem.If not install another Browser.like Netscape or firefox.
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http://web.archive.org/web/20000815061503/www.microsoft.com/windows2000/default.asp
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This problem may occur if you use a Internet Explorer version older or equal 5.0.
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Here is a comparison chart to help you see the differences easily:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/exchange/evaluation/features/ex_compare.mspx
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Well, in Internet Explorer 6.0, what you do is...\n\nSeriously, you need to know what browser you personally are using? You posted in Programming & Design that you can't figure out what browser you're using?!?
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"the difference is obvious" as quoted from microsoft itself.\n\nVisual Basic .NET is in no way a sucessor of Visual Basic 6, its a completely new language that is named by Microsoft as Visual Basic, which is completely stupid as these makes confusion. (This is actually true, since VB.NET is not build on top of VB6, it's almost made from scratch)\n\nVB.NET is actually out of the road of Visual Basic, it doesn't have, in any way, Visual Basic essences. If you want to know, Visual Basic .NET is created by some stupid C (or C++, or C#)developers, not VB developers, stupidly interesting isn't it?\n\nAnd some people have also been saying that Visual Basic .NET is C# rebranded to get VB popularity over C\n\nVB.NET, IMO, should be put down, and VB7 (which is currently not available), should be put as the succesor of VB. VB7 would in my imagination, support .NET framework, but have the same concept to VB6
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actually IE.6 is better than IE.6. i also had the same problem. i reinstalled IE.6.
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My first instinct is that you should upgrade as the newer versions of Microsoft development environments have much better support for this stuff.\n\nBut, barring that, I'd just have to take a few guesses.  \n\nVB 6.0 was a bit touchy about how it handled APIs.  You may need to look into the variable types you're passing into the API call and its declaration - make sure you're using a current API declaration for VB 6.0 and that you have SP 6.0 installed.\n\nInternetReadFile is designed to use a buffer to pull chunks of the response back and accumulate them.  If you're trying to pull back a huge file in a single read, you may come across all kinds of limitations.   It's probably better to write something more scalable like the example below.   Pardon the formatting mess caused by this answers field.\n\n\n\nDim hInternetSession       As Long\nDim hUrlFile               As Long\nDim sReadBuffer            As String * 4096     ' Grab 4k at a time\nDim sBuffer                As String\nDim lNumberOfBytesRead     As Long\nDim bDoLoop                As Boolean\nDim sURL                   As String\n\nhInternetSession = InternetOpen("Test", _\n    INTERNET_OPEN_TYPE_PRECONFIG, vbNullString, vbNullString, 0)\n\nsURL = txtURL\nhUrlFile = InternetOpenUrl(hInternetSession, _\n    sURL, vbNullString, 0, INTERNET_FLAG_RELOAD, 0)\n\nbDoLoop = True\nWhile bDoLoop\n    sReadBuffer = scBlankStr\n    bDoLoop = InternetReadFile(hUrlFile, sReadBuffer, _\n                Len(sReadBuffer), lNumberOfBytesRead)\n    sBuffer = sBuffer & Left$(sReadBuffer, lNumberOfBytesRead)\n    If Not CBool(lNumberOfBytesRead) Then bDoLoop = False\nWend\nInternetCloseHandle (hUrlFile)\nInternetCloseHandle (hInternetSession)
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That's odd. Make sure your server is running.  Also, make sure your IIS is configured right.  And make sure that the connection to that computer is solid.  I know that I had probelms with a server with a funky connection.