From: eclipsme@nowhere.com   
      
   Steve Gerrard wrote:   
   > "eclipsme"  wrote in message   
   > news:c1Mph.316$Ln.39@bignews8.bellsouth.net...   
   >> Thanks for the pointers Max. I will look at asp.net, though I suspect there   
   >> will be a steep learning curve.   
   >>   
   >   
   > Max is right that going to a web page is the way to go.   
   > In addition to ASP.Net, you could also consider "regular" ASP, which came   
   before   
   > it.   
   > That was more like VB6, with regular old VB scripting for the pages.   
   > It is a learning curve either way.   
   >   
   >   
   Yes, I have been confused by the diff between asp and asp.net, though   
   this is not the place to discuss that, I suppose. But when you say 'VB   
   scripting', how is that different from VB? I guess I am wondering if the   
   guy that wrote the VB program is going to be able to provide the   
   scripting needed to do the calculations needed to go from the form to   
   the report, if I use asp.   
      
   Harvey   
      
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