I had the same problem and just fixed it.
Go to the Internet Information Service, right
click your Web Server, click Check Server Extensions
from All Tasks. If that doesn't fix your problem,
please let me know.

Suming

-----Original Message-----
From: aepires@n... [mailto:aepires@n...]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 4:05 PM
To: Interdev_Programming
Subject: [interdev_programming] Re: Master mode vs Local mode


When operating in local mode, clicking on the save button saves the
local
copy of the page on your local system - not the master web server.  To
get
the modified page on the web server, right-click on the file name in the

Project Explorer window and select "Release Working Copy."  That will
copy
the file to the web server and an icon of a padlock will appear next to
the filename.  Right-click again on the filename and select "Get Working

Copy" and click on the "Yes" button to answer the question about
reloading
the file.  I don't think you can automatically update the web server
when
working in local mode.

In master mode, changes made to files are saved to both the local files
on
the developer's (local) workstation Web application and the master files

on the master Web server.

Regards,
Alan

> Hi,
> When I change a pages content and then select "compare with master
web"
> there is a difference between the local and master. I want the master
copy
> to be updated automatically. I can't figure all this out. I have tried

> releasing working copy, getting working copy, getting latest version,
> setting the project to master mode or local mode etc. All I want to do

is
> change a webpage, click save and open it in a browser to check the
> changes. It worked before and it just won't work now. I really need to

> understand how this works.