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can someone please tell me how to host a page

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    I have installed iis and have a inetpub dir and i have visual studios 2005 installed as well. I made some aspx pages and they work in the designer when i run them. I want to host them so my boss can access them and view the page as a webpage. When i hit build/publish page it puts the stuff in the inetpub dir but I can't for the life of me figure out how to get the pages to load. A step by step walkthru would be great if someone minds taking the time to help a guy willing to learn. Win32newb "Programming is like Sex, make a mistake and you end up providing support for a long time"

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      I have installed iis and have a inetpub dir and i have visual studios 2005 installed as well. I made some aspx pages and they work in the designer when i run them. I want to host them so my boss can access them and view the page as a webpage. When i hit build/publish page it puts the stuff in the inetpub dir but I can't for the life of me figure out how to get the pages to load. A step by step walkthru would be great if someone minds taking the time to help a guy willing to learn. Win32newb "Programming is like Sex, make a mistake and you end up providing support for a long time"

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      Let say you already have your aspx pages which run well, to host the page in iis, go to "Internet Information Services", right click the "Default Web Site" and choose "New" -> "Virtual Directory" Follow the wizard until finish. You will see your project in the list after you finish the wizard. To change the setting of your page -> right click the project and choose "Properties" ;) Test the page by right click your project in iis and choose "browse" Link will display in IE :)

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        Let say you already have your aspx pages which run well, to host the page in iis, go to "Internet Information Services", right click the "Default Web Site" and choose "New" -> "Virtual Directory" Follow the wizard until finish. You will see your project in the list after you finish the wizard. To change the setting of your page -> right click the project and choose "Properties" ;) Test the page by right click your project in iis and choose "browse" Link will display in IE :)

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        thanks but it keeps on saying I'm not authorized to view this file. Is that something to do with the webconfig or something? i changed it to form instead of windows. Win32newb "Programming is like Sex, make a mistake and you end up providing support for a long time"

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