Blank page on Windows 2003 server.

Hi there,
I got a blank page on a fresh apex install on a fresh integrated webserver install.
It just moves to:
http://localhost/pls/apex/apex
then in IE 6 it just shows a blank page,
anybody any idea?
Thanks so much....

Let me guess: you are running windows 2003?
Just click on extra --> option. Hit security and click on sites. Click on the "sites" button and add your localhost to the list of secure sites. Now you should be ok.

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