That's exactly what I'm trying to do Carl.

Mind telling me what you did?

>I do have one ASP.NET application (E-Transactions) setup that way under IIS (Local path) pointing to
>F:\Structure\Projets\C# NET\CBCINC\E-Transactions
>and an application name called E-Transactions (Not blank) and everything work well. Nothing is under \Inetpub\wwwroot .
>
>Carl
>
>
>>Well, yes that does work. But it changes the location of inetpub\wwwroot. I just want to change the location of one application.
>>
>>It has to be possible. If you look at the sites in IIS Manager, "IISHelp" is in C:\WINDOWS\HELP\IISHELP, "Printers" is in C:\WINDOWS\WEB\PRINTERS, "CrystalReportWebFormViewer" is in C:\Program files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Crystal Reports\Viewers\, etc.
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>>Thanks for the idea though..
>>
>>>Try to change the default web site of IIS to your new location...
>>>
>>>
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>>>>I don't want the files for an ASP.NET project in C:\InetPub\wwwroot; I want the files for this project in D:\MarWebProject. I've tried everything I can think of to have the web site created where I want it created:
>>>>
>>>> 1. Used IIS Manager to create a virtual directory in D:\MarWebProject. VS.NET will create the project in the correct location but starting the app for debugging yields an error message:
>>>>

>>>>Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging on the web server.
>>>>Server side-error occurred on sending debug HTTP request.
>>>>

>>>>Starting without debugging yields a VS error in the browser:
>>>>

>>>>Access denied to D:\MarWebProject directory.
>>>>Failed to start monitoring directory changes.
>>>>

>>>>
>>>> 2. Created the project in VS.NET, copied the files from C:\InetPub\wwwroot to D:\MarWebProject. Well, that doesn't work either; you can't change the path to the real directory in IIS Manager (you can't even hack the MetaBase because it isn't stored in a drive:\directory format or a //machine/directory format)
>>>>
>>>> 3. Tried installing the FrontPage Server Extensions into D:\MarWebProject because I noticed that webs created with VS.NET have the _vti folders but webs created with IIS Manager don't. That didn't help either.
>>>>
>>>>I've searched MSDN and Google searched trying to find some answers. Found plenty of information on getting started with ASP.NET but nothing on setting up a proper, well-organized development environment. Surely you don't mean everything has to be dumped on the system drive?
>>>>
>>>>Does anyone know the magic Microsoft spell to make this work?
>>>>
>>>>Roger