IIS 5.1, Anonymous Browsing & FP Secured Publishing

From: les (joker_at_ne.rr.com)
Date: 02/26/04 

Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 05:29:38 -0800

How can I allow anonymous browsing and secured publishing
using IIS 5.1 with FPSE 2002. The IIS properties for the
WEB Directory are set to anonymous, the anonymous access
settings are set to browse and I have set up a local user
account created in XP as one of the WEB's administrators.

This doesn't seem to work when I try to publish changes
to the WEB. I am forced to change the FPSE 2002 Site
Administration anonymous access settings to author, then
publish my pages to the server and then reset the
anonymous access settings back to "BROWSE" on the server.

What is the correct way to accomplish anonymous browsing
with secured publishing on IIS with FPSE using either
FrontPage or a FTP program?

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