Hi Don,
I don't know what's up with your thread title but I'm glad it's not exactly the same as mine.

Anyway, in retrospect I wish I had just called using the W5100 with PBP instead of bringing in AMICUS18 and the "shield word", after all as long as you have a W5100 the code will work, you don't have to have either a AMICUS18 board OR a Arduino Ethernet shield - which you've showed.

Right, to your comments.
1- Use word pad to write and test HTML, very easy
Agreed - if you know HTML.

2- Jscript & Jquery to make pages more active
Agreed - if you know JScript and Jquery. Please, if you have time and knowlege write something up that shows and explains how it works!

3- Save HTML at end of code with 'db'
Good idea, nice work! Care to show us how you access/read that data? ReadCode? Example?

4-Wiznet, use PC interface prog to set IP, port ,Server, or client mode, unloads PIC of teedious work
Not sure I follow you here. There is, as far as I know, no non-volatile memory in the W5100. This means it has to be configured at each powerup and/or reset. This makes it a bit unpractical to using a PC to set its MAC, IP etc - or am I completely misunderstanding?

5- DHCP not so good if device is server because IP needs to stay static so can be found from outside more easily.
Yes and no. The DHCP code allows you to pass along a host-name to the DHCP server. I'm definitely no expert on this but it's my understanding that in a typical home enviroment there's a DNS server running on the typical router also acting as the DHCP-server. So it "connects" the name and the IP-adress it "gives" the client with each other. This way you don't have to know the IP adress at all, just browse to "name of the device". After all, you don't have to know the IP-adress of Googles or Crownhills servers in order to reach them, right? If the device is on the "inside" of your internet router then, to access it from the outside, you'd have to browse to IP-adress that your router is assigned from the ISP - it then forwards (if properly setup) the trafic to the W5100 device.

6- Idea to store a main HTML page on ones local computer (can have been tested and downloaded) and just have PIC send the dynamic data, and thats Jscript and------ Someone can make a formater so HTML ,created and tested with any text prog can be inserted into 'db' asm code with correct punctuation, legnth etc. The "" quotes do not get handled properly.
Not sure I follow here.... If storing web-pages in the PC why do you need the W5100? Run a web-server on the PC instead. Or do you mean to create the web-page on the PC and then download it to the PIC/W5100 board? In any case some sort of "parameter format" would be needed in the HTML which the PIC replaces with the content of variables etc.

7- mabye load new pages into flash somehow, without reprog of PIC.
Yes, this is definitely needed. On the ethernet shield there's a micro SD-card, on my own board I put 8Mbit SPI flash but if the HTML is small enough it could be stored in the PICs flash. The best approach would be if it could be updated over the Ethernet connection but I guess downloading new HTML content over a serial line would work to.

/Henrik.