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    I realy did not find the right place to ask this, so here it goes. I believe that th name of my article is missleading the users. How can I chage it? The problem is people think , by reading the article description a supose, that EasyIIS can make Windows XP IIS run multiple sites at the same time. That is not true. Can anyone please give directions on how to change the article's description? Thanks

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      I realy did not find the right place to ask this, so here it goes. I believe that th name of my article is missleading the users. How can I chage it? The problem is people think , by reading the article description a supose, that EasyIIS can make Windows XP IIS run multiple sites at the same time. That is not true. Can anyone please give directions on how to change the article's description? Thanks

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      I like it. Needs a bit of proofing but it's readable. I think I would change it to this, if you desire to change it that is. Managing Multiple Sites on Windows XP with IIS That seems like it might represent your article better. - Rex

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        I like it. Needs a bit of proofing but it's readable. I think I would change it to this, if you desire to change it that is. Managing Multiple Sites on Windows XP with IIS That seems like it might represent your article better. - Rex

        Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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        code-frog wrote:

        Needs a bit of proofing but it's readable.

        :-O

        code-frog wrote:

        if you desire to change it that is.

        Yes, i desire to change the name of the article, just dont know how!

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        Managing Multiple Sites on Windows XP with IIS

        Thanks for the tip, but i think the problem remains, users will think they can run more than one site at the time. I think i will just say that is not possible no the article description. -- modified at 19:05 Thursday 22nd December, 2005

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          code-frog wrote:

          Needs a bit of proofing but it's readable.

          :-O

          code-frog wrote:

          if you desire to change it that is.

          Yes, i desire to change the name of the article, just dont know how!

          code-frog wrote:

          Managing Multiple Sites on Windows XP with IIS

          Thanks for the tip, but i think the problem remains, users will think they can run more than one site at the time. I think i will just say that is not possible no the article description. -- modified at 19:05 Thursday 22nd December, 2005

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          Well you've got me stumped on this one. I run several sites at a time. You access them by name: http://10.10.100.109/Site1 (This will load that site.) http://10.10.100.109/Site2 (This will load a different site.) I demo a lot of sites this way, 14 currently they all run and they all run at the same time. - Rex

          Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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            Well you've got me stumped on this one. I run several sites at a time. You access them by name: http://10.10.100.109/Site1 (This will load that site.) http://10.10.100.109/Site2 (This will load a different site.) I demo a lot of sites this way, 14 currently they all run and they all run at the same time. - Rex

            Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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            Well, what you realy have is 14 virtual directories inside the "Default Web Site", that allright for developing, in fact .NET development is based on that. Correct? But i realy dont like it that way, so i made this. But the all meaning of the article, and probably i change the name to reflect it, is to help people to see how to change IIS properties by code (for the ones that dont know)

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