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    Gaurav Lal
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    MySelf is Gaurav. I am totally new to ASP.NET. Basically I am a VB 6.0 Programmer. I would like to know why ASP.NET is being used and how the Virtual directory is being created and nmanaged for future use.. Thanking you...:confused: GAURAV LAL

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      MySelf is Gaurav. I am totally new to ASP.NET. Basically I am a VB 6.0 Programmer. I would like to know why ASP.NET is being used and how the Virtual directory is being created and nmanaged for future use.. Thanking you...:confused: GAURAV LAL

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      Hi Gaurav, Im afraid your question is a bit vague, but to try to answer your question. ASP.NET is used because it represents a number of advances in web development from its predecessor - ASP. Most significant is probably access to the entire .NET framework which cosists of a large number of ready-built "functionality" such as web services, FileIO & Security. The second part of your question about virtual directories doesnt make much sense, but they are managed using IIS in a very similar way to older ASP. IIS has changed a bit in recent releases of windows. You may also find it helpful to read the thread linked in my sig below, it will help you word your title/questions better!

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        MySelf is Gaurav. I am totally new to ASP.NET. Basically I am a VB 6.0 Programmer. I would like to know why ASP.NET is being used and how the Virtual directory is being created and nmanaged for future use.. Thanking you...:confused: GAURAV LAL

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        please read the Chris Maunder message, put a title in proper manner. ex. "ASP.Net Features" ....

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        • G Gaurav Lal

          MySelf is Gaurav. I am totally new to ASP.NET. Basically I am a VB 6.0 Programmer. I would like to know why ASP.NET is being used and how the Virtual directory is being created and nmanaged for future use.. Thanking you...:confused: GAURAV LAL

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          For making virtual directory u first make new project by clicking file -new website in Visual Studio 1.1 or 2.0 which ever u r using. Then type INETMGR in run which is available in start menu. Then u find ur computer name.in sub menu of ur computer name web sites r their.and further going default web sites r their. Click on Default web sites tree u find ur prj name that u gave in VS. right click on project name.U find Properties menu.Click on property menu and then click on Create menu.and then apply. This makes virtual directory. Also called configuring ur project in IIS. Any queries r invited. kartik rathi

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            For making virtual directory u first make new project by clicking file -new website in Visual Studio 1.1 or 2.0 which ever u r using. Then type INETMGR in run which is available in start menu. Then u find ur computer name.in sub menu of ur computer name web sites r their.and further going default web sites r their. Click on Default web sites tree u find ur prj name that u gave in VS. right click on project name.U find Properties menu.Click on property menu and then click on Create menu.and then apply. This makes virtual directory. Also called configuring ur project in IIS. Any queries r invited. kartik rathi

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            Please refrain from SMS speak, this is a forum not a mobile phone!

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