Your choices are New Project or New Web Site. For a new ASP.Net
site, I suggest the second choice. Then specify the location as
something like
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\<your project name>
Your files will be based in a folder with the project name or
(solution name, actually).
On Vista installations, a folder with the solution name and an .sln
file will be
created in your personal documents folder. The usual path is:
C:<your user name>\Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\<solution
name>
You might bookmark the Projects folder here and use it to access your
projects
by double-clicking on the .sln file.
Note that some people keep their .sln files in the same folder as
their solutions.
When you Save All in the VS2005 IDE, that file is updated. It'll
know
where your resources are located.
Everything's about the same in VS2008. In Visual Studio 2003, the
path
name contains "Visual Studio" without the "2003".
These are all defaults. You can modify to suit.
Jim
On Oct 14, 8:21 pm, ReggieC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm new in ASP .NET.
>
> I got Visual Studio 2005 SP1 installed on Vista Business. When I
> tried to
> create a new project using Visual Basic, I cannot specifyhttp://localhost/dest
> as Location. As long as I type http ........, the OK button become
> disabled.
>
> I have IIS installed on the Vista. One other piece info is that I
> cannot login
> as Administrator due to Viata. I do login with sysadmin privilege but
> got
> warning message while launching Visual Studio.
>
> Is there any way to usehttp://localhost/...... for my situation? Any
> tip is
> appreciated.
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