You can use the working mode option of the VI 6.0.
It has two options: server \ local.
If you work in local mode, changes you make won't effect the
version on the server. Although you will need to establish a
local data-source (or not).
When working in server mode, you directly change the pages
on the server from your working station.
Furthermore, it has a mechanism for releasing versions, comparing
between local and server copy and more.
It might be helpful.
Ohad
----- Original Message -----
From: <dale@d...>
To: "Interdev_Programming" <interdev_programming@p...>
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 5:26 PM
Subject: [interdev_programming] modify existing asp pages with VI


> I have a bunch of asp pages up and running. How can I create a new
> project that will include these pages so I can make changes on the fly.
> Or to state it differently: I would like to be able to work off line and
> when I get it right post it back to the place where the production copy
> is running; and to do this without needing to make datasource changes to
> make it work.
>
> Right now I am copying the pages from the production directory to a VI
> project and making the changes and copying them back. One of the many
> problems with this is the datasource doesn't match.
>
> Thanks
>