>Tim,
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>Thanks for your reply. I had already done what you mention below (publish and copy), but still do not know how to get the application to run on the server via IE. I guess my questions are IIS based. I believe I need to setup up a virtual directory and point this to the files copied over, but this is not working for me.
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>If you have any other pointers from the IIS perspective, I would appreciate it.
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>Thanks as always.
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I use a hosting company so when I login and go to IIS Manager, I create a new website and essentially it sets up the virtual directory for me. I get to set the version of the DotNet I am using and of course point my name servers as needed. Then I have a public_html directory to put all my files in.

Are you working with a hosting company or your own IIS server? maybe someone will jump in here with IIS experience if it is your own. You should be able to go into the IIS Manager and create a virtual directory.

Sorry I can't be more help in that case.
Tim


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>>I can answer this part based on the way I do it. There are several methods of course.
>>I just click Build | Publish Web Site and allow a creation on my local drive. Then you can just ftp (or copy) all the files it creates in the published location up to the web server location.
>>When you do the publish, if you check the box that says make the website updateable all that means is the aspx files will not be compiled and you will need to copy them up as well but they will be in the publish location for you to copy up.
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>>Also don't forget to copy up to the bin directory the mm.net dll files and any other dll's you need for your website.
>>I hope this helps
>>Tim
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