"Alfredo E. Galvan" wrote: >>I Want to test the web capabilities of lookout but I don't have access to>a web server , how I can to use in a Intranet?>Thanks>Alfredo
You can get free web servers from the internet. If you go to Microsoft's web page and search for personal web server you can download a web server for free.
"Alfredo E. Galvan" wrote: >>I Want to test the web capabilities of lookout but I don't have access to>a web server , how I can to use in a Intranet?>Thanks>Alfredo
Another way to see the web page is to export it to a local file [don't even put it up on a web server]. Then, you can see it from your machine by going to Internet Explorer and typing in the address. For instance, if you export the file to c:\temp\a.html, then the URL to type in is: file:///C:/temp/a.html
You can't see this from other computers, since it's just a local file. However, if you go to another computer and do "Map Network Drive..." (by right-clicking on "My Computer"), and the drive containing the Web page is shared, then you can map a drive letter (say, "h:") to that share, and then refer to the file through a URL like the one I mentioned above.
Of course, to be able to get to the web page from anywhere you must put it up on a web server.
