> I'm not sure what it means to create my own app but if I look in
control/iis/localhost/defaultwebsite/VB.NETresouceKi t
I see the Welcome.aspx file.
You need to re-create the IIS application that setup has created for you. It
is the fastest way to make VB.NET ResKit local webpage working, without all
the mess of checking out what went wrong with VB.NETresouceKi t IIS
application.
To do this, simply go to Control Panel->Administrati ve Tools->Internet
Information Services
Remove existing VB.NETResouceKi t Virtual Directory (right click, Delete)
Add new Virtual Directory under Default Web Site:
1) right-click on Default Web Site
2) choose New->Virtual Directory
3) in wizard set alias name to VB.NETResouceKi t, local path to your
VB.ResourceKit folder (probably C:\Program Files\Visual Basic .NET Resource
Kit\Application )
4) when wizard exits, right-click on newly created VB.NETResouceKi t virtual
directory, select Properties
5) go to the "Documents" Tab, remove all Default Documents from the list,
add new one "Welcome.as px"
Voila,
http://localhost/VB.NETResouceKit should work now perfectly
sincerely,
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Sebastian Zaklada
Skilled Software
http://www.skilledsoftware.com
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