>I have a Visual Studio solution which has two Asp.Net Web Forms projects. Each project has a page called Default.aspx, as well as other pages too. So, how would I address a link on a page in Project1 so that it would point to a page in Project 2?
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>For example, here is a link in Project 1 that points to a page in the same project, but how would I make a call point to a page in Project 2? How would I format the NavigateURL link?
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><asp:HyperLink id="linkPartsList" NavigateUrl="~/PartsList.aspx" runat="server" class="menulink">Parts List</asp:HyperLink>
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>I suppose the issue here is how the app is published to IIS server, right? I can't dump everything into the same folder, since some pages have the same name.

In the ASP.NET project I worked on there were Default.aspx in different subfolders and here is how they were referenced in the SiteMap

<siteMapNode url="default.aspx" title="Home" description="The Main Admin Page">
    <siteMapNode title="Administration" description="Manage users, view form data & web stats" roles="FCAdmin">
    <siteMapNode url="AddUsers/default.aspx" title="Manage User Accounts" description ="Manage Back-End Users" />