One change from IIS 4.0 to IIS 5.0 is how buffering is done. Buffering refers to whether content from the ASP page is sent before or after the page is complete. Under IIS 4.0, buffering is turned off by default, but in IIS 5.0, buffering is turned on. This means that if you are debugging your page and print out some values before you get an error, they won't show up if the page is being buffered. To turn on/off buffering on a per page basis, you can use this code:
Response.Buffer = True (or False)
If you want to change it for your web server, follow these steps:
1. Bring up the properties window for your web site in the Internet Service Manager.
2. Go into the Home Directory tab and click the Configuration button near the bottom of the window.
3. Go to the App Options tab and clear (or mark) the Enable Buffering button. Click OK to exit and save your changes.