How to use AJAX Release 1.0 w/o intalling it in GAC

I've got a Free WEB Host but they don't have the MS AJAX 1.0 installed in their server.

How to use the libraries of MS AJAX and AJAXToolkit w/o installing it?

By moving to another host that does have it installed.

You haven't really answered my question. ;)
I'm thinking about it before but I can't find a free web hosting w/ AJAX installed in their server w/o time limit.

I want to beta test some of my products w/o paying. ;)

Test it locally.

Of course I can test it myself but what I mean of 'beta testing' is letting others to test it. ;)

Let them connect to your PC.

Haha!
It is not a good idea, it may cause some security threats.

Those who I want to test it are not in our LAN, they are too far from me.
The distance is from cities to countries. ;)

You should give me a better solutions. ;)

We are answering your question. You are limiting the scope of our answers yourself.

You don't want anyone connecting to your PC. You don't want to pay. You will, if you're lucky, find a host that has MS AJAX installed and is free at the same time. You'll have to pick one.

I'll suggest you pay for a host for a month while you let others test it.

I know it is affordable but I still don't have my credit card.
It is still in process. :sigh:

I don't want to wait because everything is already 'planned'.

Then you're SOL. Just expose one port, a random one, and have IIS listen on that. Forward the same port on your router to your development machine and have your testers connect to that.

As previously mentioned, you want too much without paying. It's not going to happen.

And yet I still pay more. :D

Why does it have to be external? You could set up an intranet and have it accessible by also having remote access enabled using a VPN or Terminal Services running Remote Desktop Connection etc.

This 'project' is 'mine'.
I'm starting to establish my own business, I'm using my current job's internet connection to setup this.

I don't want to abuse the priveleges I've got here. ;)

SOL. You're going to need to find a new host, and probably pay for it.

Yup, then you have no choice but to wait until you can get your own internet connection and host your own site.