>If ASP.NET is installed on the server already and you have a virtual directory (or Web Site) set up for your application you can just use XCopy deployment.
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>Since MM will work with files either in the GAC or copied local make sure that you change your project settings so that the MM assemblies are copied local, which should dump them into the BIN directory of your Web application.
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>You should need to do deploy only your Web directory (ASPX pages, global.asax, web.config etc.) plus any Web page sub dirs and the bin directory. There's no need to copy any sub-project files since those will compile and as long as you set them to copy local they will all be in the BIN directory.

Thanks. Took a while to get back to this point of pushing up to the web!!!

For those finding out how to do it, you need to MARK out of the Web.Config the
assemblies>
add assembly="Mere Mortals Framework Interfaces, Version=1.1.1118.20862, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2312fefb461dbb0e" />
/assemblies>

That key doesn't exist on the public server.

Past that it was pretty easy. Oh the Data, now that is another aspect. Having support verify that the db has rights for ASPNET is your next "fun" time.

For GoDaddy.com you need to put your ASP.NET app in the Root of your account. It won't work in a subdir right off the bat. :(