Hi Keith,
>> We have secured a domain name and I wanted to know if the way to address all of these extras to create a standard web page with links to all of the information and an 'Enter' button to fire up the actual NT application
There are many ways to set this up - the answer becomes "pretty much any way you like".
Our Capesoft.Com site though is an example of a "mostly static" site mixed with some dynamic browses and forms.
the way I did that was as follows;
a) created all the static pages, as desired, and placed them in the web folder (and subfolders).
b) created dynamic browse and form procedures.
c) created links to the procedures on static pages where desired.
There's no need for another server.
Incidentally whichever way you do it, your web server is always running. So the phrase "fire up" is misleading. A better phase would be "link to". "Fire up" has connotations that the Exe starts, and stops, as users want to use it, and that is not the case.
cheers
Bruce