Cannot find file specified

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hypermommy

Hi all,

I have a problem that's got me just stumped. On my local machine
(WinXPPro) my application runs just fine. But on the client's server
(Win2003ServerStandard) when I try to pull up my default.aspx or
login.aspx page, I get no error message but simply a plain white page
that says "The system could not find the file specified". I don't
believe this is related to my code since it runs fine on my machine.
But then again, the client has other .NET apps running fine on that
same server. I don't even know what to look for. I've been searching
the google groups and trying everything that I could find a suggestion
for and nothing helps. Has anyone had this happen before? Any
possible clues to how I can even figure out what file the system is
looking for that it cannot find? Thanks!

Denise Duggan
 
Hello (e-mail address removed),

heh, and what's the problem?
There is few clairvoyant who can solve it without knowing the description
of your problem
Could u explain it more detailed?
I have a problem that's got me just stumped. On my local machine
(WinXPPro) my application runs just fine. But on the client's server
(Win2003ServerStandard) when I try to pull up my default.aspx or
login.aspx page, I get no error message but simply a plain white page
that says "The system could not find the file specified". I don't
believe this is related to my code since it runs fine on my machine.
But then again, the client has other .NET apps running fine on that
same server. I don't even know what to look for. I've been searching
the google groups and trying everything that I could find a suggestion
for and nothing helps. Has anyone had this happen before? Any
possible clues to how I can even figure out what file the system is
looking for that it cannot find? Thanks!

Denise Duggan
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