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Visual Studio:  Multiple Projects on the same domain

Asked by brooksreese in Programming for ASP.NET

First of all, I hope this is the correct location for this question - I could not find a room dedicated to visual studio.net :(

Having said that, here is my question:  

I have a website that I will have my company intranet on.  it will be located at www.mydomain.com/intranet/  (and have a forward from intranet.mydomain.com) - when I save my intranet project it wants to put all of the files on the root of the domain - NOT the /intranet/ directory.  This wouldn't be a problem, except that I have other projects on this same server - all of the files get mixed together.  Is there any way to tell visual studio that I ONLY want it to install the files to /intranet/ and no lower directories?

Thank you for your help,

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