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From: Alan T on 21 Apr 2010 00:12
Windows 7
I created a virtual directory under Default Web Site, called "scripts".

However, by right clicking this directory, there is no "Properties" options,
looks different from XP.

Any way I can setup the properties of this virtual directory?


From: Ken Schaefer on 4 May 2010 08:24
Select the virtual directory in the left-hand pane.

In the middle pane, you should see a bunch of icons that allow you to set
common properties. In the right-most pane are some shortcuts to common
tasks.

Cheers
Ken

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> Windows 7
> I created a virtual directory under Default Web Site, called "scripts".
>
> However, by right clicking this directory, there is no "Properties"
> options, looks different from XP.
>
> Any way I can setup the properties of this virtual directory?
>
From: Alan T on 13 May 2010 01:14
Hi,

In XP, I can 'unload' the dll or application that was loaded or executed in
the virtual directory, there is a button to press.
Any also I can see what files are under this virtual directory.

Have no clues how to inspect that under Windows 7 and how to unload the dll
from this virtual directory.
I am developing dll to be run under this virtual directory, so I need to
unload from time to time.


> Select the virtual directory in the left-hand pane.
>
> In the middle pane, you should see a bunch of icons that allow you to set
> common properties. In the right-most pane are some shortcuts to common
> tasks.
>
> Cheers
> Ken
>
> http://adOpenStatic.com/blog
>
>> Windows 7
>> I created a virtual directory under Default Web Site, called "scripts".
>>
>> However, by right clicking this directory, there is no "Properties"
>> options, looks different from XP.
>>
>> Any way I can setup the properties of this virtual directory?
>>


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