http://support.microsoft.com/kb/209805

http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2259

http://blogs.wdevs.com/Gaurang/archive/2005/06/15/5112.aspx

That should work fine, if IIS is installed properly:

http://server_name/folder/appname.aspx

So, you likely have an IIS configuration issue, which is outside the scope of this forum. You should...

I cannot tell you anymore than I already have:

You access via a browser:

http://servername/appname

The "servername" is the name you've given the IIS server. That's all there is to it - there...

ASP.NET works with IIS. You access ASP.NET applications through a web browser. Whatever you've configured a particular IIS installation's server name to be, is how you access it, via WAN, LAN......

My experience was on a development machine, where I installed VS.NET. Later, I installed IIS, and things never worked correctly. I searched MSDN, and saw that this was a common problem, and then had...

This is the ASP.NET forum. Is that what you're asking about? If not, I can move the thread to the ASP forum, just let me know.

ASP.NET and IIS can get into problems based on which was installed...

I believe there are classes built into the .NET Compact Framework for Short Message Service.

Page refreshing would be a client-side issue. You'd use JavaScript for that.

The best way is to author a JavaScript that does so. You don't want a complete server roundtrip just to open a window!

You can add scripts via "RegisterStartupScript" method of the Page object.

Sorry, but this doesn't make sense to me. Can you post a better pseudo-code example? If you have something that needs to execute before something else happens, code the first "thing" as a method that...

http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/30/150923.aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vsdebug/html/vxtbshttpservererrors.asp

browserCaps will also fix some of the HTML rendering issues. Panels will render as DIVs instead of Tables, etc. I've been meaning to write an article on browerCaps...

I would start on MSDN. Their articles on .NET programming generally include sample code.