Image Upload - File Size Problem

Hi,
I have created an asp image upload page using the toolbox - everything works perfectly unless the image size is over 200KB. If an image is uploaded that exceeds 200KB then the page just empties all of the fields with no error message. I have set the limit within the image upload transaction to 3000KB. Is there something I have to do on IIS to allow larger file size uploads?
Many thanks in advance
Scott

hello friend.
a simple solution to this..
are u using win2k3 ?
i mean whats ur IIS version..
if its IIS 6 then
1.> first go to IIS server for the MMC
2.> then right click and select the box which says allow metabase to be edited while IIS is running..
3.>go to just go fire ur dreamweaver and browse open this folder.
c:\windows\system32\inetsrv\metabase.xml
is also called systempath on system drive
changed this value
of AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed
to
="1073741824"
it should look like this.
AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed="1073741824"
if there are mutiple enteries in the XML file u can safely change all these to the same value.
Enjoy
Moh!
http://www.mohitech.com
Sorry if there are spelling /grammar mistakes.. i dont bother to correct them :)

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