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--On the Build menu, click Publish Web Site.
--In the Publish Web Site dialog box, click the ellipsis
button (…) to browse to the location to which you want to
publish the Web site.
--You can write the Web site output to a local or shared
folder, to an FTP site, or to a Web site that you access
with a URL. You must have Create and Write permissions in
the target location.
--To be able to change the layout (but not the code)
of .aspx files after publishing the Web site, select the
Allow this precompiled site to be updateable check box.
--To name strongly named assemblies using a key file or a
key container, select the Enable strong naming on
precompiled assemblies check box, and then click OK.
--Publishing status is displayed in the taskbar. Depending
on the connection speed, the size of the site and the types
of content files, publishing time can vary. When publishing
is completed, the status of Publish succeeded is displayed.
--Make any configuration changes that are necessary for
your site. For more information, see How to: Configure
Published Web Sites. You might also want to encrypt
specific configuration settings. For more information, see
Encrypting Configuration Information Using Protected
Configuration.
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