> there are probably some limitations from a licensing
> perspective, but I don't know what those limitations are.
References at MSDN pointed to needing Office Developer or Visual Studio, but didn't
say so outright. Called MS and asked whether my copy of Office XP Pro, which contains
MSDE, could be used to put MSDE on a commercial, production web server.
After some checking the answer came back as ''yes''. If you have anything with an
installable MSDE on it you can use that on a web server, as MSDE is redistributable by
anyone with an installable copy.
Vewwwy intewesting.
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Matt Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MSB Designs, Inc., www.mysecretbase.com
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