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jake - 10 Oct 2007 13:39 GMT
    newbie question. what is the common tool to edit the tags in web.config,
other than, notepad,  xmlnotepad, or  vs 2005? Can this be managed from
asp.net mmc? thanks.
David R. Longnecker - 10 Oct 2007 15:11 GMT
If by "tags" you mean the different settings and such, then I'm not aware
of a good tool--most either use Visual Studio, NotePad, or if you're adventureous,
you can use the built-in visual tool in Visual Studio, under Project, there
should be an ASP.NET Configuration (I think, not infront of a dev machine
at the moment).  It's a visual, web-based tool to allow you to modify certain
keys and such; however, it's not real low-level.

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> newbie question. what is the common tool to edit the tags in
> web.config, other than, notepad,  xmlnotepad, or  vs 2005? Can this be
> managed from asp.net mmc? thanks.
John Saunders [MVP] - 12 Oct 2007 02:50 GMT
> If by "tags" you mean the different settings and such, then I'm not aware
> of a good tool--most either use Visual Studio, NotePad, or if you're
> adventureous, you can use the built-in visual tool in Visual Studio, under
> Project, there should be an ASP.NET Configuration (I think, not infront of
> a dev machine at the moment).  It's a visual, web-based tool to allow you
> to modify certain keys and such; however, it's not real low-level.

You can also use the "ASP.NET" tab in the virtual directory properties in
IIS. It doesn't allow you to change everything, but it does allow some
changes.
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