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VS2005 Where are ASP.NET settings stored?

I need to find a way of distributing a sample app, in the form of an
ASP.NET 2.0 application, using an InstallShield installation.

We use a build script that copies the app folder contents to a shared
drive, then the installer picks it up from there. The problem is that
when the installation is run from a clean test machine, the installed
ASP.NET app doesn't have the same startup page as the one configured on
development machines. There is no csproj file, I understand this is no
longer required in VS 2005. What I can't find is where the settings are
stored instead.

I know that it is possible to copy a web site from within VS but we need
to package the app in a installation to ship to customers, not deploy
directly onto a known target.

How can I ship the project with its settings intact?

Thank you
Ian
Oct 24 '05 #1
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