Because the generated form runs together with Outlook Web Access, you cannot edit and debug it separately from Outlook Web Access. It needs to be part of an Outlook Web Access project.
But because it is an Outlook Web Access project, it does not reside in the root directory (the default folder is inetpub/wwwroot) on the Web server, which is where FrontPageŽ Server Extensions projects reside. This means that you cannot edit the form using Microsoft Visual InterDev, because Microsoft Visual InterDev communicates with the Web server through the mechanism of Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions.
In other words, you cannot edit the Outlook form through Microsoft Visual InterDev (or FrontPage Server Extensions) unless you duplicate the Microsoft Exchange Server project (the Exchange virtual directory and its contents) to the root of the Web server. (You could, for example, copy the project into a folder named Exchange under inetpub/wwwroot.) After you copy these files, FrontPage can access them in that location. After you copy the generated form into this folder you can work on it as a Microsoft Visual InterDev project.
After you have installed Microsoft Visual InterDev and related client-side tools on your workstation, you can use the distribution CDs of Microsoft Visual StudioŽ 6.0 to optionally install server-side tools. One of these optional tools is FrontPage Server Extensions. Other server-side tools available this way are remote debugging, SQL Server debugging, and the Application Performance Environment (APE).