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I��m quite new to SQL Server so maybe this is an easy question but I haven��t found the answer after 3+ hours of Googling and experimenting.

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I am able to create static webpages in Dreamweaver MX together with
multimedia, rollovers, tables, buttons etc (I have the basic suite -
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and can create strings in Excel to manipulate cell data. Other
than that I learned to program in BASIC about 25 years ago (I wrote
several games such as TICTACTOE etc - so I sort of know how programing
operates. However, other than that I have never learned to
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I would like to install the free 'Express' packages...after searching
the web in a confused and looping mannar to find out exactly what I
need to install (and how) etc. I have investigated PHP, MySQL
etc, as well as copious quantities of .Net and ASP.Net through the
microsoft website and forums, and macromedia and other beginner
tutorials.

This is what I understand I will have to do:

install webmatrix as a web server to provide local ability to test and view my dynamic web pages.
install .Net Framework 2.0 (I only have 1.1 currently)

install SQL Express as an application side-server (I have downloaded MySQL as a database - not yet installed).
install VWD Express
install VB Express
install either C#, C++ Express (I've read that Java is not wonderfully secure or some such)
install MySQL database (I also do need a DB, don't I? - I've done
some basic tutorials and this appears easy enough to learn - I only
have Student/Teacher Office 2003, so no Access (and I can't afford to
purchase on a poor student budget)).

Is this correctt? Have I covered it all (when Micromedia MX is
included)? Is this the correct installation order? Have I
doubled up anywhere? Have I done my homework efficiently?
There appears to be a conglomeration of information, but no step by
step instructions as to exactly what is needed in order to create
dynamic webpages that are testable and viewable and exactly what order
to install them on. And lastly, will this enable me to create the
type of thing I have described as per above? Which language
should I choose - C# or C++ - I understand that C++ provides more
controlled functionality - however, isn't C# newer?

Precise answers to my queries, and advice for my misconceptions would be greatly appreciated.

PS - beginner - please don't use jargonistic language.

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I have a simple set up �� two computers named HELEN and DELORES, both running Win XP Pro, SP2. These machines are connected via a home network and both belong to the same Workgroup. There��s no Domain involved. HELEN is running SQL Server Express while DELORES is the ��client�?, running SQL Server Management Studio Express. I am using ��Windows Authentication�? and Named Pipes to allow DELORES to work with the SQL Server Express instance on HELEN.

I have a general understanding of ��Windows Authentication�? and I was hoping someone could fill in the gaps. I realize ��Windows Authentication�? uses the underlying Windows User Accounts on the server to validate incoming connections.

I��m sometimes having a problem in connecting SQL Server Management Studio Express (running on DELORES) to the SQL Server Express instance (running on HELEN). This problem may be due to a lack of understanding of Windows User Accounts.

I��ve found that if I use the exact *same* username *and* passwords on both machines, SQL Server Management Studio Express has no problem connecting to HELEN��s SQL Server Express instance. If I change the username and/or password on only one of the machines, however, the connection fails. Also, if I keep the usernames the same on both machines but I delete the passwords, the connection fails again.

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